Arachnid Fields by JenniSjoberg
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Been away from poser for a while.. feeling a bit like a beginner again.. so just warming up ;)
Thanx for looking!

Comments (40)
Awesome action shot!!!! Excellent work!! ;) dave
Wonderful to see you post again. You're so very talented and always creative. The lighting, color and motion are brilliant.
Hehe! Well, you seem to be warming up very well!! This is one cool image and i like that desolate background - very well done!!
Really? Just warming up? Yea, sure, this is fantastic, and something subtle about it too. It's an incredible piece.
Very good action scene. Nice to see you posting again.
very very cool Jen...dunno what it is, but this one I really REALLY like....keep up the cool work...hugs...:-)
Jenni! a real pleasure to see your art again! and your return with one of the most dynamic action scenes i ever seen! what a beautiful way to do postwork over an image! i sweet flow of tones and lights! Excellent done! congrats! you got my vote.
How did I miss this!!! I'm really hoping to see alot more of this stuff soon... been missing my jenni fix :o)
beautiful work, really like this scene, makes me think of a battle for some reason =)
Oh, this is beautiful. The background looks thick and caustic, and I wouldn't expect to be able to walk any farther through that fog than I could hold my breath. The model is set apart from the background with a good strong backlight, which is a great relief - at least she's not IN that glop. The pose captures her motion beautifully. She's not in a sprint or an all-out panic run, but she clearly doesn't want to spend any more time here than necessary. Her ..um, clothing is also in motion; I have no idea how you managed that. Just one question: why are so many of your models blindfolded?