Waterfall Cauldera by @katduga (Kat Dugas)

I suppose this picture deserves a little explaining. First question you might have: 'What the heck is this?' Well, take a mountain. Hollow it out. Shave off the top so you have a nice wide hole in the top. Now stick yourself at the bottom of this mountain and look up. All around the edges of the 'crater,' there are clouds that are perpetually precipitating. Read: water supply. A lot of the water runs down the outer shell of the mountain, but a small amount does trickle in, garnering several spectacular waterfalls going into the mountain. And it's sparkly due to mineral deposits. It's pretty, isn't it? Well, let's just say Magus and some friends often come in here and sit to think. It's a nice 'thinking place.' Maybe I'll draw it from the outside sometime. Artwork © Copyright 2002 Kat Dugas