Solo by faroutsider
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Music is taking up a large slice of my time these days, so it's only fitting that I celebrate the music visually as well.
Poser 8, post work and signature in Photoshop CS3.
And tomorrow (Saturday) I'm involved in my other current passion - running 36 km (22 miles) around Table Mountain with 1000 other loonies, including my good wife... I'll let you know how it goes, if I survive :o)
Craig

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Comments (22)
I run around the table, too. Its too far to reach for the dessert. ;) Very nicely done, Craig! ")
perfect Light for this scene and a great Idea
Beautiful one, love the lighting and the mood!
Realy like the warm light, have a fun day running...
Superb scene and lighting, Craig!!!
cool scene, pose and lighting!
Marvelous atmosphere you create here, excellent work!
Music is good 4 the soul!
Wonderful image, great lighting
Oh I forgot what I was going to say Savage Dragon's comment still has me laughing wonderful warm colors have fun around the "Table" :-) warm hugs, Linda
Fantastic work!!
fantastic pose - great work with light and background - this rocks
Great lighting ! you get the intimist atmosphere
Ya!..music takes a lot of time!!!!...great rendering!!!!...good luck on your run!!!
Excellent!
You expressed your musical passion so well in this piece. Good luck with the run.
Magnificent color and realisation!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx whylma
If I never told you, my first art was music, classical and jazz, so I knew it from both the cloistered intense world of classical conservatories (with teachers who scared God into you, lol) and the dark clubs of jazz, which I played in in my teens 20s and 30s. You got all of it here. The intense unreal red lighting, the silhouette of the soloist (her fingers actually show as much classical movement as rock), the absorption in her face as she solos, etc etc. And then there's the design: The activity all on one side so that the left is drenched in that darkness that so befits concerts, esp jazz, pop, etc. The way the cymbals almost seem like a halo or 'angels wings' for her. The line-play of the guitar neck with the drum and mike stands, the cymbals, the circles of the drums against the linear neck---you have a real abstract piece of lines and circles and shapes going on here, a kind of visual music to match the image. And a few hints of equipment on the left---a familiar sight to all who've concertized and glanced around while they were playing. I can only do one image per today, it'll be hard for me to come back for a while, so it's not easy to choose 'one'. But this was wonderful because of my own background, and because it's obviously dear to your heart as well. A beautiful piece. I hope all is well, and I hope all went well with your run! Your life sounds great! Stay healthy out there---I hope you can do all you want, esp as your summer is coming on! A beautiful piece of Poser work from you.
Fantastic light and photo.
Great pic Craig - brings back memories of my own musical background. A powerful picture
I don't remember a chick being in Gentle Giant...??? Awesome POV and lighting. If you want to see some real bass playing check out, "Behold...the Arctopus". They have some videos on YouTube. (you might want to turn the volume down)
Beautiful and sensitive portrait of a guitarist. Gorgeous and realistic stage lighting as well. I'm also impressed with the hand poses. What appears at first to be a simple scene in reality is packed with so much fine detail. Superb work! As you can see, I've fallen behind in my comments so I hope you and your wife did well in the marathon or at least managed to live through it.