The Green Fairy by lwperkins
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Description
Yes, it's the Absinthe Fairy, the one that brings you that splitting headache and various other things, the one that dated Van Gogh and Toulouse-Lautrec and who knows else around 1900. Here she is as created by IgnisSerpentus (Absinthe for V4 on RDNA), and I'm only sorry that you can't really see her wings very well, because they are gorgeous--they look like they are made of ribbon and tulle and glitter, a costume right out of Moulin Rouge. The dress is by Mint "Society Dress", colored with Tabala's Wonderous Velvet shader, and the hair is Gwenith Hair I think by Lady Littlefox. The necklace I just painted--blobs of black, blobs of blue, run the Sharpen tool over it for a second in photoshop, put a drop shadow under it, and there it is!
Comments (44)
Fantastic paining. Love the whole image and everything about it.
she's beautiful! the green is all so lovely.
exceptional gown and fae.very beautiful scenario
Gorgeous image! Beautiful background/postowrk on this one. But don't they say, Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder? =)
Nice work!
This work is fantastic!
Very nice and very interesting work of art.
WOW, she almost melts together with those spectacular effects!! I love the colorcontrast that you made with the blue glowing lightning and the character is wonderful!! :)
Very beautiful creation! Her wings are beautiful. You can see the details when you zoom in. Awesome!
Wonderful composition & color - I love green lol. ^^
ABSOLUTLEY GORGEOUS..:)
wonderful image, excellent work!!!!
Outstanding composition...I love the colors!
Beautiful work Lynn. it is possible to see the shape of her wings though. You are rigth it would be easier on a light background. But it looks great because almost all the picture is kept in black and green. That gives it a darker mood. But it lightens up because it looks as if she is standing in a vigorous green plant. Great composition.