Woodland by Saidge
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a promotional render done for Sympatico Studio for "Woodland Magic for Genesis 3 Female(s)" (featured outfit and staff), by WildDesigns and Silver, and for the texture expansion pack, "Woodland Magic Solstice", by Demonica Evilius and Silver, now available. Thanks so much for looking!!
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Comments (3)
Excellent image!
thank you! thank you!!
Fantastic... love the atmosphere.
thank you! thank you!!
Gorgeous in a "Saidge" way! I see many fantasy pictures, mostly elven ones, all sweet, some with a magic aura. Most of them are not my cup of tea though, not because the artists don't do a wonderful job, I just don't like the bright side of fantasy art that much (my codex of darkness, the black, thick fluids that crawl their way through my veins, the demons that bang against the inside of my forehead, screaming to be let loose, they all forbid to enjoy lovely imagery).
So here you come, and all my fantasy world is fine again. Sure, she's gorgeous, but you tint it with your magic palette, you pose your protagonist in a way that makes me want to know more about her. What is she thinking about? What happened? What is oing to happen? Who is she? ...what's her number? :D
Seriously though, again very thought provoking, very fuel to the engines of the beholder's own imagination. Fantastic how you weave epic stories with a single piece of art (or you make us, the audience, weave them by tickling and pushing us).
L.O.V.E. I.T. !
haha! yeah, the light and fluffy side of fantasy isn't really my thing either, but there are times when a promo demands it - though if I can, I'll darken it ;) And I just love how you described the dark! I was in a contemplative mood when I worked on this one, so it's been reflected. I'm really thrilled that you take so much away from my pieces - it pushes me as well :D thank you!