Barbarella by Tanglimara
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just playing around with atmosphere and lighting in this photo-manipulation along with a different POV.
All done in Photoshop over the course of a sunny afternoon sat in the back garden.
Enjoy ... Tony.
Credits
Model: http://chonastock.deviantart.com/art/Barbarella-2-99848036
Castle:http://mourge-stawk.deviantart.com/art/The-Fortress-116023211
Sword: http://fairiegoodmother.deviantart.com/art/Various-Sword-pack1-Stock-psd-83638363
Sky: http://resurgere.deviantart.com/art/Package-Cosmos-4-80587942

Comments (47)
Fantastic composition! Awesome rendering work! Bravo!!!
Beautiful composition and point of view!
Beautiful image, camera angle and effects.
Beautifully done! Not Barbarella as I remember her, but a super image all the same!
Incredible render. New take on old Classic! Jane Fonda eat your heart out!
Excellent work Tony, I love the detail....very well done!
Tony this is a cool scene great pose and light I love it!! big hugs Angel
Now this is cool!!! Love the perspective.
Outstanding and I love the pov and lighting!
wonderful point of view and excellent lighting!
Great render Tony..
Love the POV and the light effects
I love it, especially the POV, but I think the sword looks a bit jagged from being overstretched.
super composition and PoV - very creative:)
Stunning POV and lighting .. breathtaking!
Excellent.
I really dig the pov on this one, very unique perspective that adds tons of drama. Nice combination of lighting and colors as well, very cool mixed medium. Good depth of field and all around concept. You took a very cliched Warrior Woman with Sword idea and made it fresh, interesting and dynamic. Very well done Tony