Budapest. Lánchíd (XIX. sz.) a Várral (XIII-XX. sz.) Kettenbrücke (XIX. Jh.) mit dem Schloss (XIII-XX. Jh.) Chaing Bridge (19th c.) with the Castle (13-20th c.) Hungary
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Budapest. Lánchíd (XIX. sz.) a Várral (XIII-XX. sz.) Kettenbrücke (XIX. Jh.) mit dem Schloss (XIII-XX. Jh.) Chaing Bridge (19th c.) with the Castle (13-20th c.) Hungary

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I use Tiny glade to help me put my characters in the world when I draw my illustrations for the Dagger and his rose, A fantasy romance saga. I'm not really good with 3D and I tried multiple times with Blender and Unreal Engine. Though I know there is the reason for 3D classes, and I'm poor. (When I have the money, I commission my friend for my comics.) And I thought for the numbers of illustration with the background I don't need it that much. I try to use minecraft for the interior design as well, that's will a tale be for another time. XD
Ruine Winneburg, Germany
Encounter with a Fright Knight General Out on a basic patrol, two Black Falcon Knights soldiers encounter a Fright Knight General. The knights quickly engage the fearsome threat. But are they skilled enough to defeat it?

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Preston Castle
California
Abandoned West
Hasselblad 500c/m
Kodak Ektar 100iso
a while ago, i switched my painting technique. this is oil on canvas.
there's just something about that little ray of sunshine in cop shows absolutely losing their shit