The Escape by bob4artist
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
In a sci-fi mood. Pieces assembled in Photoshop with a lot of postwork. Hope you enjoy it. I like reading comments, so please feel free.
Bob
Poser
Vue
Photoshop
shadow dancer
avalon 2000 space ship
space brushes

Comments (18)
Beautiful composition.
Excellent scene. Beautifully done!
Nicely done! It reminds me of Dune somehow...maybe all the sand? :D
great scene
Oh hell ya, this is great work, very well done on all levels. Reminds me of the 50's SciFi Book covers of old, back when Ace and Bantum books put out double back SciFi Stories, a very long time ago. 5er 4 sure
Wonderful scene and compositon! Excellent work!
Very nice scene! Everything looks great, but I really like the sand.
It reminds me of the Faded Sun Trilogy by C. J. Cherryh. Kesrith, Shon'jir and Kutath. And her mercenary race, the Mri.
Excellent
Great!!
Very "Dune-esque" image. Like the landscape too.
Awesome work!!!
Fantastic image! Very dune-like
Beaufiful scifi scene!
I like the composition, except that she should be casting more of a shadow to match her environment. You can see that even the close dune under her is casting, but her shadow seems to be just under her feet. Spoils the placement of her in the frame.
Ok, so you like comments eh? =P First, I think the background is a stunner. Which I've always admired your backgrounds. I'm also a sucker for rich and vibrant. The Sky and ground colors compliment one another very nicely and the spaceship/rocket is a nice touch. Now for my nit. =P For me the character seems like an afterthought and doesn't quite seem like she belongs. I like the character overall and has potential for the scene, but it just kind of looks pasted there and not blended...maybe a tad flat. I think shadows would help her, not only on her body, but the ground as well. Plus your ambient light is going to change her coloring a bit as well. Just think of where your main source of lighting is coming from in the scene and work from there. But as always...I do like your work.
Beautiful scene, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OH... before I even read the other comments I did find my "mind" looking for her shadow, even a suggestion of one to her right...but over all your work is SO STUNNING that it is a very small thing... (I always want to "read the book" when I see your pieces! ;)