Rising Tide by SenZzo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
After the accident and loosing my job, I've been hanging around my apartment for some 5 months now. Loosing perspective and energy too, running on empty. That's why you haven't heard/seen anything from me for some time. Must avoid falling into depression, been there, not done it (!), no place to be. So I forced creativity into something outside my old zone and came up with this. Must get out tomorrow, perhaps talk to someone, maybe even clean a bit, get juices flowing again.
What is titled sympathetic magic, ancients depicting animals in caves so their hunt would be successful. I hope the tide will rise. :-{
Poser > Octane > Photoshop

Comments (9)
You can't appreciate the highs without experiencing the lows. Get outside in the sun and relax and enjoy your time off. Soon you will be back into the grind and wishing you had more time off. Nice image. Very creative. Make prints and sell them at Sci-fi conventions. - Bob
Finally having some sun here, that does help. Energy begets energy so I'll just have to pull myself up by the bootstraps.
Alas not to many sci-fi conventions around here, would you buy a print?
looks amazing!
Thank you!
FaNTASTICALLY wONDERFUL!
SUPERB ARTWORK !! Very cool idea and absolutely well realized !! Ypur works are always very interesting and expressive !!!!!!!
I just noted I've been neglecting your gallery for some time, my bad. Must catch up because I can only reciprocate your compliment!
awesome
Thanks
jolie
Merci beaucoup
Fantastically well done !!!
Et merci a vous!
Excellent, love it
Thank you very much!
Hope you find energy and pleasure again. But if you can still make such wonderful works, I guess you're going to work it out!
I think I've found the exit, now I just need to keep walking. Thank you!