Swift Retribution by addy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (30)
She is fabulous and great that she is an archer makes her, in my eye, fantastic to be around (maybe I could talk her into giving me lessons?) Outstanding and excellent work
beautiful character, setting and scene - excellent
A rose with many thorns I would wager. Exquisite lighting posing. Very enchanting.
Beautifully worked image my friend the posing is most excellent a very cool scene indeed!!!
Beautiful work and lighting.
Fantastic artwork
Excellent!!!!!
beautiful character. ?ice pose and render
Very nice, well done.
Nice pse!!! Very lovely!!!!!
Rangers or Mages for me. Excellent work, full of action. The DOF and the detailed foliage brings it alive.
awesome render. great composition.
Beautiful, love her pose, outstanding work!
Wonderful !
Beautiful and strong.
Superb render and dof ! I use to play Barbarians ;-)
Impressive scene... congratulations +5
Outstanding work Addy ! The DOF is great. Great scene composition, lighting and pose !
This is a masterpiece!!!!!
Wonderful image.
Gorgeous. Nice capture of a ranger.
Magnificent lighting and colour tones. also great use of DOF. Fav'd
You did really great work!
well done -- love these colors, depth of field is just fabluous, nice details everywhere .. stunning
Great!
This is very beautiful. I do so love the DOF. Well done!
Totally awesome, lovely details in the zoom. Really nice work.
An excellent portrait nicely centred with depth of field. I like the flaming bow!
Awesome
I like the color, lighting, and overall composition. The only problem I see is that your arrow is on the wrong side of the bow stave. I recognize the prop/pose set from Daz...and it's the Daz artist's screwup, not yours. I'm not sure how easy it is to fix...but the rule of thumb is that the arrow goes on the same side of the bow stave as the hand holding it. So, for a right-handed archer, gripping the bow stave with her left, the arrow rests on her knuckles for this type of bow (there's no center-cut shelf to rest the arrow on)...and a left-handed archer would be the mirror image of this. The arrow resting on the knuckle is what keeps me wearing a glove on my left hand...fletching can slice sometimes (like a bad papercut).
Personally, I'd look for a "longbow" (like the English used in the Hundred Years War). The stick-bow looks cool, but anyone who's looked into making a primitive bow will get a chuckle.
Otherwise, I think you're on a good start on your ranger. She's lovely.