Arpeggio by faroutsider
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Little did I know, when the wood elves in the Spring Quartet walked out on me in February, that I would be invited to play in a real band before I got another musical render together...
This may well turn into a mini series.
Poser 8, background done in Apophysis.
Thanks for all the comments and favourites on my previous images.
Craig

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Comments (25)
Very beautiful composition and mood, Craig!!!
Great scene. Very cool work!!
WOW.....Wonderful composition, amazing fractal behind here, amazing atmosphere!
A beautiful follow-up to your previous foray into musical rendering! I love the background!!
I just got Mandolin Wind singing in my head... Nice! ")
I love the energy in this scene. Her lofting music taken away and converted into pure energy to emanate through the world as light. What a beautiful pose gorgeous scene. I hear it, just reaching my ear now. Lovely.
belle image!
Can feel and hear the sounds ript out of the screen! Fantastic Image!
What a fabulous way to SHOW sound. This is gorgeous!
Fantastic render!!! POV is brilliant!!!!!
Fantastic composition! Great done!
this is a gorgeous and so well done combination, a marvelous piece of art!
Beautiful work.
Excelent combination of the background with a player. Gotta love the heart patter top...lol.
Marvelous work! I love the hand poses. The depth in this piece is so great.
outstanding creation!!!!!
excellent ! Even if I doubt she's on playing mandolin with such long nails :
What a beautifully composed image, love the POV and the super lighting.
Very good work!!
cool pose and pov - great render!
nice work with frac and model...thanks for the welcome back
Beautiful composition, colors and effects.
gorgeous work!!!!!
An exciting and beautiful combo of apps. Wonderful composition!
Craig, let me start by saying that your comments & thoughts & feelings in my gallery are exquisite, and I'm enormously grateful for whenever you come by, esp as I've commented so much less than you have (in all galleries, incl yours). But mostly, because you're so very receptive & sensitive to my art. I am truly grateful for that. As for the image, I like to go back for a few, because of all I missed; and I'm surprised I didn't comment on this, since I've been a musician since childhood. I know you're a musician too, and play/have played in bands---you say so above & on other occasions. It shows! The focussing center here is the apo flame that emanates from this lutenist, a visual representation of the music itself. It's very keenly done because it's almost as if it's projected on the wall behind her, so we can see it even if she doesn't look. And you use a very cinematic angle, w/ the artist at the left edge and then playing out into the image's center through the lute's neck. I assume angles like this take great skill in 3D. (It's not easy in 2D, believe me.) And the detail in the lute is stunning, not only for the number of strings, but their complex paths & conjunctions. Further, you show an intuitive knowledge of classical style in that her thumb is 'behind' the neck rather than wrapped around it (it's a thick neck, yes, but the classical style asks that the player place the thumb as close to the center of the neck as possible, rather than wrap it around, as is more common in pop & some jazz styles). And the detail on the woman is near photographic in quality. I had to look to see it was actually Poser. A simple & beautiful conception of music and its 'auras', w/ a very dynamic angle as well. Fine work, clearly done by a musician. And that's a whale of a lute. I'd like to get my hands on it. (Or something from the lute family...) (Re my favs---I still haven't done anything about them, I just got lazy, writing to the site, working out snags, etc...I will. But know you get a boatload of them each time I'm here. So, for all of my comments, consider them fav'd. Your one of our most sensitive & fine artists, and your gallery is worth all the gifts it can receive.)