The Book of Eibon by duo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
After some commissioned works, something just for fun and for experimentation... :)
Rendered in Bryce 7, postwork with Photoshop 7, Dynamic-Photo HDR.
The original image is 2098x3000 pixels.
Comments and rates are warmly welcomed!!! :)
Don't forget to take a look on YouTube to my 2011 science fiction showreel here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KRDP6i1k8Q
to my steampunk 2011 showreel here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-mHVx_D_SQ
and to my UFOs 2011 showreel here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrLu8wekfWU
VISIT MY WEBSITE!!!
Luca Oleastri (a.k.a. duo, a.k.a. Innovari)
Comments (19)
Im digging this one big time can you tell us a little bout the creative process used in this one? Bravo! to you for this outstanding work of art
@ Steeleyes101 - The answer is: some tens of layers of textures and old writings superimposed in Photoshop with different transparency and different methods of superimposing (such as "overlay", "color" and so on) with a process of olistic trials and errors, until the picture looks fine to me... :)
Impressive work!
Awesome scene and postwork*******
I really like the use of txt here... beautiful art & PW!
Nicely done.
Stunning artwork!
Fantastic image! Great coloring and lighting. Corrie
Yes. This is the way to create. I.e. the way you create is perfect. 5+!
Nice work.
great work
Great composition. Really nice work.
Cool lighting and textures; where is the creature from?
Cool grungy style. That creature is wicked looking!
fabulous image!!
EXCELLENT IMAGE! WELL DONE!
Cool! Great Mythos image. Can't remember if the Book of Eibon came from Clark Ashton Smith or Robert E. Howard. Smith, I think.
Love the use of textures in this one.
wow... I mean... wow!