Did You Say All? by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Did You Say All? O hell-kite! All?"
Said by Shakespeare's MacBeth at the end of the play upon learning that his wife and children had been killed by his rival. It is a line that has stuck in my mind all these years.
I think a lot of people around the world are saying similiar things, what with the floods in Pakistan and China, the many colateral damage victims in the various wars and civil strifes that seem to abound. Then there are those whose entire families are wiped out by disease or starvation or a combination. In this random chance universe of ours, it seems to me that the wonder is not that these tragedies happen so often but that they don't occur more.
At any rate, I'm dedicating this posting to those few survivors of such events; the ones left with only grief and memories.
One of the things I like about this render is the way the twisted I-beams seem to be throwing up their "arms" in grief as well as the female figure. I wish I could claim such creative genius, but the truth is it was a happy accident.
Thanks, once more, for all your comments on my previous posting. Always appreciated.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Vu6 Studio Pro, Poser6.
Female Figure: DAZ V4.2, 3DCelebrity's ""GenesisV4" (Renerosity), "Morphia_038" head morph from Angela3D's "100 Free Characters for Morphia for Victoria 4.2" (ShareCG), AprilYSH's "Caleb" hair (DAZ); 3D-Age's "Rose Smell" clothing(Renderosity) with free "Beautiful Rose" by NetRat(ShareCG), and Lady Rhi's "Bootz."
Setting Props: Stonemason's "CityRuins" (DAZ).

Comments (22)
Wonderfully sad scene...
Excellent work and dedication to all survivors
A very powerful scene and well said commentary... -Will-
Strong emotions. Yeah, it's hard for us more fortunate to image the loss in recent events and other earthquakes and tsunamis - and hurricanes - over the past view years.
great work!
yea, seriously good work here.
Well done.
amazing touching scene Jeremy! thanks you so much for all your comments :)
Well done.. A fine dedication.. Rob
beau travail!
Poignant scene !
Excellent presentation, great image
A dramatic scene well done!
Excellent work Jeremy!
Superb render and expression is dead on!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent scene!!!
Dramatic scene, wonderful pose!
happy accidents are what make great artists. Nice work!
Fine textures on the Background
An excellent piece, and a fine thought to go with it. Stonemason's ruins make a perfect backdrop for this apocalyptic vision. Nicely done!
Jeremy this is fantastic and such a thoughtful dedi!
Beautiful! Just beautiful render and write up Bravo