This is a fun little illustration which is one of a batch that I did for the inside pages of a new Dungeons and Dragons - Eberron campaign book, published by Wizards of the Coast, that is out today
The art description I got was:
This illo depicts Zartarxis, an adult green dragon. Centuries of inactivity left their mark on Zartarxis. Decades of gorging himself on meals delivered right to his maw fattened him to a state of obesity nearly beyond belief. Zartarxis green scales stretch taut over his girth, and stumpy limbs peek out from his plump body. The dragons face droops, and his lidded eyes are little more than slits, lending him an air of perpetual sleepiness.
Zartarxis reclines in utter sloth on a soft bed of leaves, his distended belly spread out below him. If there is room in the illo, a troll minion feeds him bloody meat.
A big fat dragon... Now THAT is something I have never seen before... But why do I get the feeling that there is something more than meets the eye with this wyrm?? Great illu Anne!! Though I would NOT want to be in the trolls shoes...
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POSSUM ATTACK!
Also, great work on the perspective, and the light effects on the wings
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Louis Ruthven
Known in some parts of the world as:
Hyperion of Gypsies
The Great Archives Record:
A traveller of travellers, of good humour but dangerous.
Beautiful work.
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