Artissane's uniqueness by fabiana
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Hello everybody.
Here is the new addition to my collection of handcrafted jewelry that had assigned a meaning and a tale...
Let's make a story. Back in 2004 I tryied a small program called Knotter that guided me to make some knots in 3D, very very primitive and actually not so good looking. I must say that my skills were not the ones I have now.
That prog didn´t worked anymore in tghe latest versions of Windows so it was discarded for the new installations with time...
But I had saved the knots, in a forgotten folder. But I found them and then made some work on those and look what happened... like the tale of the ugly swan! Now they are what you see, knotted metals with an antique flavor. I had just a small twisted section but then built all around and there is the result.
Why Artissane?
because I used to be an artisan for my whole life before to start with the 3D, where I do my artisan work with other tools. That is my current inspiration: handmade things. So, back to the roots...
She is Brienn Fi, with the nice Calais hair. Must say I did lot of postwork on the hair because I wanted a more fluffy look.
The clothing is the Hidden Winds shawl with those new batik and handpainted materials I am developing also.
The rest is pure bling and sculpted brass and stones.
The stones... much to say about... this time I did something I wanted for long time: gemstones from the earth.
Turquoises, all kind of them.
Hmmm and the materials can be used over everywhere, not only the jewels.
So is said, will go back to my workshop to see what comes next.
Have a nice saturday and enjoy.
fabi
Comments (47)
Oh my word...this is exquisite...everything about this is 100% first class. She looks like she should be jetsetting off to Milan or Monte Carlo for the weekend. She is breathtaking...
Very beautiful work
Fashinating portrait my dear!!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Some really nice work, Fabi. Different & exciting! I love this set. So well done. Hugz ")
everything is beautiful.
They are beautiful Fabi, I really like the brassed metal and the twisted rope designs of the bangles, stunning work Fabi, as only you can do :)
Very beauty!!!!!!!!
This is beautiful work.
What a beautiful set of jewels, stunning work a must have for sure. For now a must wish for me.
Very elegant piece!
Cant say enough .... love love them!!
Really lovely. The individual elements are always beautiful but that hair is amazing and really sets it off :)
Most beautiful! Love the turquoises!
Love those baubbles Fabi. They are just perfect!
Stunning Work dear.
Great job!!! ^_^
I love it!
Nice work Fabi... Can't decide who I like better now Turmaline or Brienn Fi, you make it so hard to choose.
This is a GORGEOUS set, Fabi! Will be getting it soon... :D
Love these! Can't wait to pick them up--your turquoise and lapis are truly gorgeous (and I have quite a bit of those stones in real life)! :)
Beautifull render and very nice jewel's.
Beautiful work!
Wow, so beautiful character and nice jewels!!!She have lovely eyes!!!
Gorgeous work!
Sensational work Fabi, a most elegant collection of jewels. Congratulations on your new product!
Really beautiful work and image ! Breathtaking ! I just got it and I can't wait to try it :)
Fantastic creation in this. Thanks for the information about your "forgotten knots".. Have a nice Sunday. Frans
Gotta get this set ... Great drape, post-work, scene :D
Yes, exquisite work.:)
Well you are certainly matured as an artist. I am still waring diapers....smile. Love your unique sense of style, and your giving kind soul. I want to thank you for being so kind to me over the years, and encouragement and giving me a standard to shoot for.