Emilly 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 "Emilly G8F" (featured character), by Anagord, now available at Renderosity. Thanks so much for looking!!
© Hedge-witchery Studio, 2011 - 2017
Comments (7)
Just stunning. I am not good with words but again I love your work.
thank you so very, very much!!
Absolutely fantastic portrait! Beautifully done!
thank you so very much!!
HOLLY WOW!THANK YOU SO MUCH!♥
WOOHOO!! I'm trilled you like it!! she's gorgeous 😊 thank you!!
Superb and very fascinating portrait !!
thank you! thank you!!
Very beautiful !!
thank you so much!!
That is a beautiful done portrait !
I'm so very glad you like it - thank you!!
It's in my treasure chest but I did not comment yet? WTFudge is going on here? x.X
I love all your works, you know that. But I am most fascinated when you achieve the warmth of colours that the old masters like Rembrandt (uh-huh, I'm a fan) used to use. Very intriguing portrait. A noble woman of old times? Eurasian, indian, steampunkian? Or maybe she's one of the old Sheik's concubines? One of his favourites I think.
I may be talking too much out of my trunk (again lol)... TL;DR: classic and beautiful. Old Rembrandt would share a glass of wine with you, discussing arts. Or maybe two ;)
Oh yes! I'm a fan of the old masters as well (my mum is an art/art history teacher, so I've been abused artistically for years ;) ) with Rembrandt being right up there. Another massive fave of mine is Caravaggio, but I'm sure that won't come as a surprise to you! As for your instincts about her background, you're right on - Eurasian-ish and definitely noble, or at least held in high regard. I like the favourite concubine angle - I hadn't thought of that, but it totally works :)
You never talk to much! And I always read your comments, as I quite enjoy them. You always have such an interesting take on things - never too long ;) As for wine with Rembrandt - what an afternoon that would be!! Woohoo!! Again, though, you flatter me - thank you ever-so much for being you :D