ArridLand Amazon by Boni
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a redone image from a few months ago. I've wanted to update a few images and give them a finished look, a little more postwork and framing to add, hopefully a more professional feel to them.
As always please comment, I can't improve without critiques. :)

Comments (9)
Nothing to say! Trying to put my jaws in place! Really love this!
Very interesting concept. Like a very old photo. Great.
I like the feel of this but I think a bit more detail and a little less grain could add to it.
I also think you have done very well with the finish!! As vintage images are my special ones, I also would say that you have add too much grain that the face of your character has lost all details to see. I dont know the original image, but I guess that a darker sepia and less grain would bring the scene much better out. If you are in the mood try with another render ;-)
I would say that she's rather displaced in time. If I remember right, that breed of elephant was extinct by the time Homo Sapiens made their appearance. Still and all, it's a very inteesting image, and certainly displays a lively immagination. So DOOOO keep up the good work. DPH
WOW !Very Interesting effect you have here. I like it.
i think this picture is so different that i really cant find anything to change about it. the whole effect is very striking. the more i look at it, the more i like it.
This is really fantastic, my dear! I love the grainy effects and I don't think it's too much! It's all a question of intention and you did a great job here! I love it!
Always nice to see such different presentation. The composition in the lower part has a very nice low to it. Although it makes perfect sense to get it lighter and lighter towards the top, it is a shame her face is so over-exposed nearly all details are lost. Very interesting result