The Orb by Digimon
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I would love to say this comes straight from the dark side of my subconsciousness....
It certainly speaks to it!
Inspired by a Richard Corben comic, my favorite of his works.
Have a fabulous Saturday (It is Saturday!!)
; )

Comments (19)
Wonderful energy, creative,expressive and one of a kind !! It has a hip and classy design feel..great image !
Look's like they are jumping for joy, or are they in a new Village People film clip ?...you can't stop the musak ! kool image & ~Cheers~
Are they worshiping or in fear? Very well done in either case! I like the motion of the crowd. Good job!!
Marvelous..the motion in this is fantastic and frankly I think it shows the human crowd mentality (or lack of it) perfectly.
I cold write reams, but ask for your forgiveness for not leaving a novel. Rather the image evokes the very nature of humans and the foundation of belief, leaving my explaination at that.
Awesome image here , I think it is really cool
This is creepy and eerie Eric. The motion blur is used to perfection here and the image has such impact. Wow, wow...amazing view!
this calls to a deep, dark superstitious side of us all, well done........
The light beckons me (my arms out stretched..a glassy look in my eyes) I must go to the light 8-[ love the mood of this...excellent presentation...
Creepy... I love the lighting
Fantastic concept & execution! Bravo!
Goodness Gracious, Great Balls of Wooly Greyscale! Set to the accompaniment of Tales from the Wienerschnitznel Woods, "The Eye of the Sheep", starring Sylvester Chimneysweep as Rimbaud, a misplaced Muscle Poet from Kentucky who battles Canada Thistle in Kansas City. Don't miss the cameo song by James Brown, as a sensitive undepilated ex-prizefighter who discovers Mozart after watching game films of Cab Calloway singing Minnie the Moocher in an earlier Talkie by W.C.Fields and dancing rubber-legged in a Betty Boop cartoon....
real cool looking
There certainly is a dark energy inherent in this image. Village People beach blanket bingo, perhaps? I believe the day will come when we shall all love the orb. Amazing and disturbing image. I like it! :-) **
Well, that's kind of creepy, but I like it!
awesome work as usual i love the mood here!! a bit exciting yet scary!
I've got one of those...goes by the name of Black 13. Not an orb ya want mess with, if ya know what I mean gunslinger...
Very cool!
How cool! Excellent work.