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Arcs - Triptych | Rare Digital Artwork

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By Nicholas R. Leslie, Rita Forlenza, David Tran, Jared Mansfield
| makersplace.com
CREATIONS COLLECTION ABOUT Arcs - Triptych Description: Arcs - Right Panel Exclusive to Makers Place. © Nicolás Leas-Celyn, Nicholas Leslie MMXIX Additional Details: 7000 x 11900 px, JPEG (24.5 MB) This is a signed and limited edition digital creation. What does this mean? You're purchasing the full non-commerical rights to this creation. Learn more. All sales are final. The creation will be transferred to your digital wallet. If you don't have one, we'll provide one for you.
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Sky Spirits | Rare Digital Artwork

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By Nicholas R. Leslie, David Tran, Jared Mansfield, Rita Forlenza
| makersplace.com
CREATIONS COLLECTION ABOUT Sky Spirits Description: Throw the hate to the pit forgetfulness help the dreams do not fail to the one the one, only you. Mountains Within. Additional Details: 4258 x 2095 px, JPEG (4.9 MB) This is a signed and limited edition digital creation. What does this mean? You're purchasing the full non-commerical rights to this creation. Learn more. All sales are final. The creation will be transferred to your digital wallet. If you don't have one, we'll provide one for you.
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Dragon Tears | Rare Digital Artwork

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By Nicholas R. Leslie, David Tran, Jared Mansfield
| makersplace.com
CREATIONS COLLECTION ABOUT Dragon Tears Description: The dragon was believed to be of a world that was parallel to the physical world. It was thought, by the Druids, that the dragon’s power affected the ley of the land. They believed that the path the dragons took was important to the flow of energy through the physical … (read more) The dragon was believed to be of a world that was parallel to the physical world. It was thought, by the Druids, that the dragon’s power affected the ley of the land.
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