Indigo dragon by JosephineAu
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another in a series I am doing with Particles in Poser and then post processing in Zenliner.
Comments (10)
It's lovely. The colours are beautiful and very textural :) Cool!
Love experimenting with new effects, well done!
I like the colors and the composition. You might consider giving the dragon some (less goofy) expression, either lucky (Asian) or menacing (European). Well, the image reminds me of Mount Fuji, so... I find your experiments with particles inspiring.
Nice image. I like the way the background colors seem to follow the dragon's S-shape and how the light comes through the middle -- almost like the dragon is twining around it. Everything seems very connected in this image.
Lovely, Jo, personally I would suggest that viewers check the full-size view to really see the details, especially in the dragon. I think that his being black/white really adds to the drama, as he is bathed in the indigo at the edges of the white-hot center. Jo is a beta tester for ZenLiner3, the post-processing app for this and Jo's earlier dragon pic, I am still accepting new testers for those interested in easy-to-use effects ranging from subtle to dramatic, more info at www.zenwareonline.com/zl3/zl3beta.html Dan www.zenwareonline.com for Poser utilities and the complete line of Zenware graphics apps
Wonderful effects, Jo. Excellent artwork!!
Excellent effects!!!!!!!! That would make a great tattoo. hahaha
Lovely work. Love the colours. The dragon reminds me of falcor from Neverending Story. My fave dragon!
Fantastic dragon!
This very beautiful and very interesting work of art!