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This dragon and his bonded elven rider sit above the city on watch, as the sun sets behind them.
Original Medium: Oil Painting on Canvas
Original Size: 18 × 24 inches
Year of Completion: 2011
The print is on cover stock with a matte finish. Around the artwork is a border to make it easier to frame. Below the artwork on the print is the title of the piece, the artist, and the copyright information.
The purchase of a print in no way entitles the buyer to any right to scan, print, or reproduce the image in any way.
Lore: The black and white version of this image was printed on a large banner when I had a booth behind me mentor, Larry Elmore. And older man with a beard, hat, and suspenders pointed to my art and said “that one”. This was Dragon Con in… 2004-2005? As I was processing the credit card, I said the name out loud. “George RR Martin” why does that sound so familiar?” He responded and said that he was a writer. I told him if he ever needed cover art, I’d be interested and gave him my card. I had never read the books but later found out when he liked the name “Nightwatch”.
This dragon and his bonded elven rider sit above the city on watch, as the sun sets behind them.
Original Medium: Oil Painting on Canvas
Original Size: 18 × 24 inches
Year of Completion: 2011
The print is on cover stock with a matte finish. Around the artwork is a border to make it easier to frame. Below the artwork on the print is the title of the piece, the artist, and the copyright information.
The purchase of a print in no way entitles the buyer to any right to scan, print, or reproduce the image in any way.
Lore: The black and white version of this image was printed on a large banner when I had a booth behind me mentor, Larry Elmore. And older man with a beard, hat, and suspenders pointed to my art and said “that one”. This was Dragon Con in… 2004-2005? As I was processing the credit card, I said the name out loud. “George RR Martin” why does that sound so familiar?” He responded and said that he was a writer. I told him if he ever needed cover art, I’d be interested and gave him my card. I had never read the books but later found out when he liked the name “Nightwatch”.