RR#152 - bony wings by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
G8 with shaders and bony wings
no particular reason
thanks for all your comments and faves

Comments (24)
"No particular reason," is absolutely the best reason! Colorful!
Shaders make this stand out my friend.
Why does one need a reason to diddle with 3D? Nice shaders...
I love it, like she's made of some kind of liquid crystal nanotech
Looking great.
I really like what you've been doing with the shaders.
Totes Adorbs!!! (Millenial for Totally Adorable!)
It is very beautiful and very nice!
Great pose!!!
"I got a girl named Bony Moronie. She's as skinny as a stick of macaroni."
I always wondered what Larry Williams was talking about when he wrote that song.
You've really mastered the use of shaders. Very colorful.
Amazing character, superb image, Mike!
Lovely work on this!
Dont think she will catch the upwinds with those wings, but they are pretty cool. :)
Don't think she will get far with those!
Dem bones, dem bones.... LOL No reason needed. "Just because" is reason enough!
Excellent
excellent colors! I love those bony wings; not good for flying, but they are super cool!
Very interesting!
Elegant artwork, with a great sense of texture render !
I would not want to be in the way of her wings!
Um very unique and distinct looking wings.
Perhaps he was a woodsman on earth. ????
The colors and lighting are very impressive Mike.
So wonderful and fantastic Image**
Nice shader work. Very nice done, Mike!
imagination's the reason ("no particular reason"---just what the doctor ordered!) In full view, we see the patterns on this woman's skin, some of them are like wallpaper patterns from the 19th C. And you've mixed purples and blues in her, in luminous fashion. The wings are a total surprise and contrast, and their patterns and sheen add a whole new dimension to her. She leaps in space too...Against all that black, your deep chrome hues and light are stunning.