Goodness Snakes Alive (TGIF!!) by eekdog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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TGIF Indeed my friends, thanks for the peek and your comments. I did not have to drive during that blizzard we had. I Heard the National Guard was called in to help with many strandid motorists along the highway on Wednesday.
Sorry about lack of creativity on this, I'm so running out of ideas.
Credits:
MDD Aurya by: Maddelirium
Naga Head and Throne by: Jean Luc Ajrarn/ FantasyAttic
Comments (65)
Reminds me of something Frank Frazetta would have created.... Another brilliant work.... 5++++
Gorgeous
I read about your snowstorms in your gallery, and I'm glad you survived them, as your text here indicates. I know you drive for a living, and it can't be easy to tackle major storms---esp the kinds you get where you live---in big rigs, many times per winter. I hope you came out of the winter well. As for your "lack of creativity," this is a lot more expressive than you may have felt. This image has fewer mixed objects---one of your trademarks (ie, the great variety you achieve in the things you place in your images)---but it has a powerful mood, and your lighting is wonderful on that central woman, whose presence is brought out even more by her almost doll-like skin and here eyebrow-less eyes. And, as for those eyes, they seem near iris-less: Really well done. And you shaded her eyes well too: They look out at us from shadows.
I love her snake-filled hair (gotta be rough on her hairdresser), and her somewhat casual, almost "I dare you" pose. And the dark shadows all around her, which cover-over a wealth of snakes as well as that guy on the right with the sword. Let's put it this way: I wouldn't mind having him in a dark alley, as my guard; but I'm not sure I'd want him over for a holiday dinner. I'd be afraid for the guests...I like how he's lit just enough to make him seem very dangerous. A powerfully lit piece, and mysterious and organic. Well done, Steve. A total, successful mood.
Cool composition.love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great image! Excellent pose! Gorgeous character!