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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Tried something different. Poser and Photoshop with a painterly illustration look. Comments are always welcome. - Bob

Comments (13)
This is excellent, very well done.
The painted look is very effective, a tutorial in the future perhaps?
Fantastic, love her pose and expression, very intense, outstanding work!
Like the data wall and background you have worked up for this...
I like this very much.
Impressive scene, congratulations +5
Great character work and style!!
Great painterly illustration look and amazing image! Bravo!
Nicely done !
oh gosh, now another Rendo-website dysfunction... I have not been getting notices for your art, Bob... :( Then too, been gone a few days when things got so wonky in the marketplace... ANYWAY.... I like this! - that is probably not the kind of comment that says anything significant... but I looked full screen, and read what you wrote... and It all works together! Looks like a painting! :)
Amazing scene!
ok, last comment on the night, and i'm ever so glad to have made the time to sift & sift again through your gallery. i mayn't be overly fond of the new layout to this site, but it is infinitely easier and more enjoyable to visit an individual's gallery than it was before the un-making... it seems that your aesthetics and mine have quite a bit of overlap.
and i've no idea if this piece took lots of time or not, but its simplicity has me thinking that it very easily may - so oft, the more simple a presentation, the harder it is to get there, the more complex it is behind the scenes so to speak. but it is the simplicity of this that speaks so loudly to me, draws me in. i don't know if it is the styling/painterly aspect or not, the colours, the overlaying of background elements or whatever else my eyes are seeing, and to be honest, i'm not inclined to break it down -- i want to see it as a whole, not in bits & pieces, not as a thing to pick apart and re-assemble; i don't want to break the spell...
Lots of layers in Photoshop and use of some plug-ins and brushes. This actually took a while to do. When I print it out, on cotton rag paper, I use colored pencils to enhance it even more. Each piece then becomes a unique mix medium art piece.