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The Narrow Seaby ~ReneAigner

Digital Art / Drawings / Landscapes & Scenery

The Narrow Sea is treacherous. Many a captain has lost his ship and all souls aboard to the cruel rocks that await in those dangerous waters.
Davos Seaworth, the Onion Knight and Hand to the King at the Wall, Stannis Baratheon, is one of the few sailors who can master this part of the Westerosi seas.

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~Zunk484 Dec 8, 2011

Absolutly beautiful. Almost looks like a photo.

~LadyElyane Dec 7, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

AMAZING!

~Lilyce Dec 7, 2011 Student General Artist

So so stunning!

~hrothila Dec 7, 2011

I can't decide whether I like the sea or the clouds the most.

*CyberCorvo Dec 7, 2011 Student General Artist

WOW *_*

*Evolvana Dec 6, 2011

The details and lightnings look so realistic! well done!

~azzacanth Dec 6, 2011 Hobbyist

thumbnail- gorgeous! the lighting and everything is perfect!

only..when I full view and started looking at the boat.. the perspective confuses me. I cant figure if its coming or going at all?? :/

oh well...

still- gorgeous!

~ReneAigner Dec 6, 2011

I've reworked the ship to make it read better. I think now the perpective should be a bit clearer.

~azzacanth Dec 8, 2011 Hobbyist

somewhat, although I think the back of the ship still could be a little "higher" if you know what I mean (at the waterline that is). Then again, who am I to complain? I love ships but I can't draw them for nothin!