"The puppet and the bottle" by anaber
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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=I did puppet with Bryce and mix with the bottle in corel paint shop pro,for 2D Forum=
June Metamorphosis: Suzanne's Bottle
Comments (18)
great contribution to the metamorphosis, ana
I love the final changes you made to this Morph, particularly the framing!
Thank you Koosie and Molly!!:)))
Great composition. Excellent work!!
Interesting!! Love how you made the bottle into a character!!!! Wild effects and layering!!! Fascinating work!!!!!
Excellent comp! Fantastic art Ana!
there is the bottle again, ana! along with a funny little figure, this is cute and puts a big smile on my face :))) and i agree with molly, the framing and postwork is quite wonderful too, ana :)))
OH i like this image alot. It is so playful and very exiting to look at. Bravo Ana :-)
Fantastic art Ana!!!:)
lovely and special like always dear Ana x
Wonderful concept. I feel the sense of being caught within the limitations of the bottle, juggling many tasks, and feeling like a puppet on strings. For me this is a very serious work that communicates the pressures of life. Excellent work Ana.
Very interesting composition... well done, Ana!
Very beautiful,love the colors in this.
Very nice image. Great textures and colours! Really nice artwork.
Lovely image. I love image of the bottle. wonderful work!!
I saw this earlier and couldn't comment because of a computer crash...and so I'm commenting now. This is incredible. I love the rich blue tones and the play of textures here. It's dark but not murky. Fantastic.
This is a very evocative composition , very beautiful! I first thought it had been drawn by hand, and knowing it was not, I can only say you 've done a brilliant job with these two softwares. Combining the strong points of different programmes is always a source of inspiration in 3D design.
I love the mix you did between a total 3D character and 2D digital painting here.