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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Rendered in Carrara, Daz, and Poser, with some messing around in Filter Forge and PSP. I've been working on this one too long. It was time to let it go even though I'm not happy with it.
Brief credits: grubby guys and morning hair for M3 at Daz, V3, Daz cemetery. For the plants I used Lisa's Botanicals, Flinks meadows, Toucan's free Calla lily, and XFrog.
Sorry I've been slow to visit your galleries this month. I've been in Chicago training for dance a couple of times, and this week I was just summoned for jury duty. So if I am not here for a while that's why. Whenever I return I'll try to catch up with all of your amazing galleries.
Thanks so much for the favorites and comments. It means a great deal to me. I keep plugging away trying to learn all the new software. And you all inspire me to continue.
Comments (33)
EXCELLENT!
oh I love this! I reminds me of the grave scene in Hamlet, though its gravedigger is a lot older. You've got a real potpourri of images, even those strange plants or fabrics hanging from the tree, and a nice pink streaking in the sky. It's bathed in mist and it feels actually playful for all its darker connotations. I can see why you'd be holding onto it, images with these many combinations can haunt us a lonnnng time, and we always think we need to add more or subtract more; but it's splendidly packed and evocative and, in some ways, a lot of fun. (I'm not morbid, I'm really not!) And I really do think of Shakespeare (tis now the very witching time of night when churchyards yawn and hell itself breathes out contagion to this world...). Lovely, mysterious, even darkly playful, and it feels like a big burgeoning dream...I love it.
Excellent!