Celtic Archer Close Up by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As promised, here is a closeup of the Celtic Archer, so you can appreciate all her scars, blind eye, and such.
Thanks for stopping by for a peek. Also want to say how much I appreciate all your comments and encouragements on past postings.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Vue6 Pro Studio, Poser6.
Figure: DAZ's Victoria 3, using Nikita Creed's "Warrioress" morphs and textures (RDNA)and ali's "Hr_032" (Renderosity).
Attacker's Arrows: Kehan's arrow prop.
Building: Brigitte's "Celtic Fort" (ShareCG/RF).

Comments (12)
Interesting that you have her arrow on the inside and not on the outside of the bow Great work and wonderful closeup
Great Close-up!!
Now we see the texture. Great touch. Wouldn't want to be at the POV of the render, though. Can't miss at that range.
really good!
Reminds me of a dog I once new with 3 legs...one testicle...also blind in one eye and went by the name Lucky....lol...Well At least her aiming eye is intact...for now....hehehe...Nice Close Up!
Interesting portrait! Great work! :)
Have to disagree with Faemike55 the arrow IS on the correct side but her left arm should be straight, you couldn't pull the bowstring back with a bent elbow. That's the reason for the guard on her left wrist. your left wrist is distressing close to the bowstring when you first, and you can get a really nasty burn on your wrist if its too close, hence the guard. I spent many a summer afternoon at archery when I was a kid and a teenager.
fantastic image.. I too would think the arrow should be on the other side.. but not sure.. been a leg user all my life.. not an arm running atletics, rowing (arms too .. a bit.. but most strength from legs) football (euro) and such.. image is great
Nice work Jeremy!
Arrow on the 'inside'...arrow on the 'outside'....as long as she kills what she's aiming at, (which appears to be me at the moment :-( Great close up.Blinding her in one eye !!!! thats detail..if a little harsh.Looks like she had a tough paper round as a kid.
she definitly has as very well done facial expression and you gave so much details to her, Jeremy
Really good battle scene. Love the choice of wounded skin textures - gives the scene a more realistic touch. :)