Last Light by Egzariuf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hope that you all have a wonderful day.
Love ya
Hank

Comments (27)
Sad... but emotionally beautiful
Very nicely done.
Unusual work and I like it...
Cool surrealistic image. Simple and potent.
Slightly different direction for you "E". Emotional content is subtle. I like.
Really Creative... Well done as usual!
One can only hope it moves on to a better place. Another beautiful image. This one I find sad and poignant.
Intriguing, not quite sure how I want to interpret this but then that's whatr makes it intriguing, super work buddy Peace
Very cool work!!!!!
what creativity! awesome work as always
ebots are down, would have missed this, was viewing most recent to see who i missed, great idea. looks facinating.
AWSOME :)
Outstanding composition/creation... Fantastic concept also !!!
Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot
Great Image,
Fantastic and very creative. Very nicely done.
So bare bones = nudity....sigh
poor little guy :)
Oh bravo... excellent in both concept and technical. ;)
The rocky road to heaven. Intriguing and well done
Awesome work on this intrigiung scene Hank, love it.
Wow... nice artwork and form on this. Very well put together!!! Thanks also, for commenting on my work. It's greatly appreciated!!!
Awesome idea and image,
It seems to me, Mr. Skeleton is a romantic soul ... A very nice picture! Made fabulous, as always!
excellent love it great theme
You do a lot with bare bones. Trying for a pun but I'm tired haha, pretend it was witty please. Great image.
This render is well-done, but seems to carry a troubling if not depressing message. The pavement has no ground beneath it. The sun is setting (as the title suggests). The figure is a skeleton, and its only possession, a balloon, is just a thin membrane filled with gas.
The image therefore seems to me to express the forlorn feelings of a soul that seeks vainly for something lasting, something of substance, to hold on to, to find fulfilment in. Is this truly the human condition?... :(