Incoming! by goodoleboy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Some hungry canis lupus/wolves near the Arctic Circle. Turn and run if you value your hide!
More of my once hidden and/or neglected fun and imaginative period of Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, now on display. This one is UNFINISHED fooling around art created on 3/3/04.
Cheerybye.
Comments (6)
Delightfully Wonderful Work,
Outstandingly donbe my friend !!!
Stunning!! need to evade trouble somehow!
That's Very Cool!!!
Silhouettes of ghost wolves, even unfinished this works well on many levels! Great work, Harry
well it might be unfinished, but it stands all by itself without need of any emendation...this is beautiful, Harry. Esp in full size, where we get the impact of these running wolves against pure light and atmosphere. They seem to be running on clouds, or over a desert made of mist. I wonder if part of the reason you stopped, with this image, wasn't that you sensed that it was perfect as it was...if so, your inner eye guided you beautifully. The sun back there gives real intensity, and the primal "ground" and sky are so much about light that the wolves seem to be running in the arena of Myth. The postures are wonderful too, slightly tilted the way canines will run. It's a mythic canine image, the "spirit of canines," with that beautiful twilight or early dawn lighting you've achieved in some others of this mixed media series. (I think esp of your ships on water scenes.) It's beautiful. And you stopped at just the right point. You were dealing with transitional light beautifully, back in '04, just as you do now. Beautiful. (Harry, I'm at an hour and a half, and being my usual slow self, I've only done 10 images. But at least I've penetrated them and given them all my energies. I'll be back for more soon, but as always, it's a pleasure...)