RR#182 - Dandelion's stairs by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Playing with shaders and props and people - on my!

Comments (21)
LOL and having fun it looks like... cool textures
Amazing composition, superb image, Mike!
stairway too heaven !
And playing to good effect.
Wonderful looking stairwell and scene, Mike.
nice!
Lovely render mike cool concept!!
Wonderful!
such a cool room!
It is very nice!
Quite the surrealistic scene! Well done!
Pretty wild place. Almost like an Escher house.
This is really nice, Mike...she had better watch step though...
No fear of heights lol - Nicely done!!!
I take it Dandelion had her decorating done by someone named Escher....
Wonderful playing, Mike!
Impressive work, all excellent done! 🌟
Very cool image my friend :)
Very cool! Excellent and imaginative space.
I never have liked spiral staircases , but she seems to have mastered them. years ago I connected a friend with a welder in Monterrey, Mexico to make a spiral staircase. when they were ready, he actually hauled the two sections on top of a small compact car for 584 miles
Very interesting scene!
I'm not even halfway through what you've posted since I've been absent, but I'm at 40 minutes here and I have to get to other galleries in the next few days, so I must move on. (Gonna do my best to get back here soon.) You said you were playing with shaders, props and people---and you did a real classic Mike piece, with all kinds of juxtapositions, angles, mix of elements, fancy, imagination, etc. I love how Dandelion (that's her name, right?) walks from one stair well to the other (love Richard's comment on some guy putting 2 halves of a staircase on the top of his car for hundreds of miles!), and she almost seems to be walking on air. Love her turnaround pose, like "oh---you're here!" Those bird art-pieces---the kinds of things you just stick into your work and they work (as in fit, aesthetically). That icy set of architectural arches---in a icy beautiful blues; the balcony; NASA in the background, etc. A real surreal piece, it all works, and I love it. I skipped ahead because I wanted to comment on this, this time around, but I've seen everything, and loved it all. If I don't get back here before Christmas, a wonderful holiday to you and your loved ones, and I hope with 100% health for you in 2018 (hard to believe that you had a stroke, some weeks ago!), and the same to your family too. Thanks for all your kindness to me and my work through the year, I've appreciated every bit of it.