Reflection of the past by Geographics
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
With this scene i won the 3rd award in evermotion challenge 2014
http://www.evermotion.org/articles/show/9140/evermotion-challenge-2014-winners-annoucement-
The scene i've created has to do with something that happens to myself for a strange reason every summer. I remember the neighbourhoods where i used to play when i was a kid with my friends and with the pass of the years these places has completely changed. Buildings replaced yards and some old houses where i used to play, they have changed so much that they hardly remind me how they used to be. But this nostalgy keep the images of the past deep in my mind. In this scene the mirror represents me. Every summer that this happens i prefer to remember the good old days :)
U can check my entire entrie in the challenge with some wip images here
http://www.evermotion.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?104388-Remember-the-best-summer-50-years-ago-Challenge-2014
It will be great pleasure to see you in my facebook page here
https://www.facebook.com/GeorgeKrallisArt?ref=hl
Comments (15)
fascinating scene - like e derelict still life - amazing lighting and details!
A brilliant piece of work
great
A stunning image! Great texture work and lighting.
Congratulations! Fantastic work!!!
FORMIDABLE atmosphere !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brilliant and congrats!
beautiful
Incredible detail and beautifully lit. Presentation and staging are second to none. Love it!!!!!!
Excellent modeling and scene.
first class image an excellent job
A real masterpiece!
This is so stupendous that anything I say here will be entirely fatuous. It is amazingly impressive. I am stunned by the amount of work that must have gone into it.
Stunning artwork, love it!!!
... and now you hit on one of my guilty pleasures: watching urbex videos. You even got the pithy graffiti right. This one would be an abandoned beauty!