Entanglements by eyeland
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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All Bryce, no postwork, my models as well as several models by Poisen, who is my favorite vendor here at Renderosity...
For those of you with an interest in photography, I'm currently posting photos from my travels in France in my other gallery here.
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Wow what a brilliant and creative image ! The shapes, colors and details are amazing. Awesome imagination, a perfect title, great job.
Fantastic !!!!
Entanglements - quantum?! Mind-boggling!
Terrific
great to see eyeland back again...I'm amazed, with all you've had to do (for moving, etc) you could even find the time to create another of these elaborate explosions of imagination. Like many of your bryce pieces, this has a face at first blush. And it's articulated with your usual vivid hues, clear structures (even when their inter-wound), and imaginative shapes. But then, on further inspection, it becomes a huge organic outpouring with eyes and intestines and hearts and snakes and mythic beasts and these strange embossed marble 'feelers'---on top, wriggling down. Those 'feelers' look like marble, but they're embossed---they're fascinating! And you've got these machine like lenses, and ruby and emerald ovals, and a ground that's a 3D psychedelic linoleum. I hated linoleum as a kid, but if it looked like this (that green and pink stuff), I'd have done my whole bedroom with it. And those two one-eyed creatures---far left and right, bottom half: See them? With the pink eyes coming out of long tangled blue snakey things? (Don't you love trying to describe pieces like these?) Try "Part 14a, quadrant 7"...You see what I'm talking about? Well I love those! I love how they look on as if they popped out of the deep and couldn't believe what was going on up here...it's terrific. I'd love to have one of these in my living room---live---and invite people over and act like I don't even notice it. And when someone says, "uh, Mark? there's a huuuuge undulating 'thing' in the corner, and it's just 'sitting' there..." I'll say, "Oh---that's Mikhail. Pay him no mind. If you feed him once a day, he's fine..." Wonderful piece of imagination. So clear and yet so tangled. Great to see you in this gallery again!
Beautiful image and lighting. Love your photos. Corrie
This is superb!
Outstanding piece of art.
Great again!
Cool!Fantastic work!