Wolfswoman by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Old Daz-Studio3 render from 2015 (free wallpaper background) and postwork with FilterForge6.
The used character is from dear Valerie (Godin) ...
Comments (25)
Good job on this horrific character..
Pretty cool Ute nice enough one!!!
She looks more like a vampire than a lupine femme fatale, but nevertheless a stellar piece of horror imagery in this one, Ute. Love that stark b & w high contrast effect.
Bravissima Ute 🙋♂️
Now that is different ! Cool work Ute.
Awesome.
Superbe !!
It is very beautiful and looks very nice!
Love the B/W really makes her stand out a wonderful image my friend :)
Fantastic :-)
Sehr schön gemacht,gefällt mir gut!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Huch,
Großartig!!! Du warst aber fleißig, liebes Utchen.
Wow she looks dangerous and wickedly harmful.
very cool. I like the black and white.
Fantastic character!
Well Done!
Spooky! The B&W really enhances the frightening atmosphere. Well done, Ute!
I love her! Great work
Cool graphic effect
Fantastic portrait!
Very nice portrait..Excellent work!
Beautifully done!
I've noticed, in a number of your more recent uploads, that you've used increasingly more painterly techniques...your images have sometimes moved from your more graphic presentation (which you did consummately) to painterly, even drawing-ly presentation; and you do these truly well. This feels like a painting or even an ink drawing. The light is stunning, the dark is equally so. And the contrasts bring out the terror of this woman. Great eyes---solid white with deep blacks in the center. I love how you turned the tip of her nose solid black, and the deep blacks around her eyes are very powerful. And her hair is flying every-which-way; with an "etched" background of trees and branches. An exceptional portrait, and it captures not only her terror, but her tragedy. (The original "Wolfman" film, with Lon Chaney Jr, was as much a tragedy as a horror-flick: He was tortured with his ailment, and didn't want to kill; but as soon as the moon came out, he had to. We wonder if this woman doesn't have deep pain about her condition...in this portrait, however, we see her straight-from-hell terror. Extremely well done, Ute.)