Confessor II by Pewter7
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Description
This image is about hypocrisy. Like the character above, how often we are blind to the ravenous wolves of our own sins . . . it is so easy to see the specks in the eyes of our brothers, and yet we so often ignore the logs in our own ...
Comments (18)
Magnificent work on this one Neil, love the theme
A remarkable image.
cool !!! love it :)
Great composition!
Very nice work!
Superb
Awesome!
Magnificent post work filters, great composition, beautiful scene!!!!!
Sensational image, excellent effects and conception, amazing work! 10+
Neil fabulous work on this one! Love the postwork and the atmosphere is very dark and moody. Well done!
You do some marvelous work Neil, this is a fabulous render! Once again this feels very Native American to me, the wolves are the key. Because wolf is a teacher and pathfinder, he comes when we need guidance in our lives. Those who have a Wolf Totem will move on to teach others about sacredness and spirituality. There is a lot more to it than that but tats why I see a native connection. Great work and great mood!
What a unique render this is ...
Excellent scene very well done!
Fabulous piece of artwork my friend, love the expression of the character and the poses of those wolfs are great....excellent done.
Gorgeous work. Powerful emotions and message.
Beautiful creation!
A fantastic image. So beautifully done. I see it in two ways .. the way you have expressed it, but she also seems to be looking down, the white being eye shadow rather then empty blind eyes. Wolves can be seen in two lights, ravenous, evil, dark, or the bringers of guidance and wisdom. So I can interpret it in two ways ... so I see a mystical quality in this. I choose to not see evil in God's creatures. Yes, even snakes and spiders, which are beautiful creaturs also. On the other hand, centipedes are the bringers of evil, LOL!!
A wonderful 'howling wolf' image, interesting words and metaphor ... well done, BB