The Hardest Word by Syyd
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
What do I do when lightening strikes me,
what have I got to do to be heard,
what have I gotta do?
Its sad, so sad, its a sad sad situation,
and it always seems to me, that sorry seems to be the hardest word.
Poser/Photoshop
Comments (9)
Alot of emotion in the words and image... great...
When a drunk lying in the gutter surrounded by wine bottles says, "I'm sorry," it means very little. When Arch Angel Michael, powerful, beautiful, majestic, wise, knower of great joys and great sadness, must go before God and say "I'm sorry", the very world, the solar system, the galaxy, yes, the universe itself, may be shaken to its core just in the knowing of it. When sorry is the hardest word is when sorry means the most. Ray
Yes this to looks very 'Angelic' to me too. Also a hint of 'American Indian... We really should stop hangin' 'round those reservation smoke shops Syyd...:) A wonderfull and emotional portrait. I love the direction of the eyes and the statelyness of this...C...XXX
I like it much, while it reflects the word behind really good.
I love the sketchy quality in this. Are you returning to your traditional media roots? "Hello Syyd, this is Illustration calling..."
Does he expect an answer?? Will he get the answer, he is longing for?! Great emotions in his gaze, caught by your pen!
Hubert, thank you for recognizing the amount of work I did with the pen...It wasn't all filter....Most of it was hand done after it came out of poser into photoshop, with the exception of color change. BTW, this is the millenium man, Michael...
WOW, Syyd!!! You gonna submit this for the contest? Or would it be allowed? Man, it's great!
i'm here, looking at your "older" works... really impressive stuff. wich makes this pic to be different, is just that handmade look. Again, this is good example how poser can be used to produce not-so-poserlike pictures. i like this.