Blind destiny by teecee2107
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a concept I 'borrowed' from a comics called 'Thorgal'.
The idea is that all humans life are represented by thin ropes stretched across the space and blind angels with sharp blades are flying through the space. When a rope is cut, the person dies. Just to highlight the randomness of our destinies ...
As usual, posed and set up in Daz Studio. Materials tweaking, lighting and rendering in Octane Render.
I used a HDRI for lighting and pathtracing kernel. Postwork in Gimp for resizing, signature and background compositing.
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Models used :
Victoria 4 (Daz3D)
MRL Nieve (Mihrelle)
PD Kumi (P3Design)
Arkana for V4 (Val3dArt)
LM Celestial Wings (luciferino/Morrighan)

Comments (42)
Wow just fantasy art at it's best you are a true artist !!!
Very cool!
J'aime beaucoup cette idée et tu l'as admirablement illustrée !!
simply gorgeous. the wings look spectacular.
magnifique beau travail
Fantastic Image...
An interesting concept, perfectly illustrated. A very creative image.
Great concept, splendid realization. I still hope I can at least partially control my fate :-).
beautiful fantasy.
i have to keep this image as my favourite
Very interesting and frightening idea!ButI'm not complain,if these beautiful angels finishes my life!LOL:-))Wonderful visualization of the concept,Superb Labor My friend!:-)))))
I still remember that "Thorgal" comic. It was published in a short-lived "Anthology" thing in the late 80s... Really awesome story and nice touching on the concept of "Free Will" for ultimately the devil's choice the God of Death offered was related to it.