OBSERVATION de OTHERWORLD by jlmattson
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Well.... I am finished with this one... Most of
the image was done in Poser 4 but I did do
some Post work in Photoshop 7. The Hair &
Special Effects....
Background By me.....
Character: Arielle by me.....
I Give Special Thanks to some very great Artists I am just beginning to know a bit better.
Since I am still fairly New in the Community...
You have helped me & inspired me to work at
improving my skills and take Poser alot more
seriously.....Thank-You All...... All The Best ! Jim
Comments (9)
Very cool pic,nice work
This is freaky! Awesome image, and excellent lighting and transparent effects!
She's disappearing into the wall...quick grab her hand...or do we want her to go ?? Great effects and postwork :)
Cool image Jim ... love the creativity! So glad you joined us, have fun and don't hesitate to ask for help ... not sure I can always give you best answers, I'm no Posermaster, but I'll certainly help out any way I can.
Bravo, Jim! I love your style. Surrealism at its best!
Are we sure she's disappearing into the wall? Perhaps she's emerging from it? Dang, this is good. Jim, I'm looking at this, and my hands are getting sore from clapping so hard.
Ouch! I don't want to meet her in my backyard ;) Great picture Jim, with awesome special effects!
great Work!
This is great work, let me suggest a couple of things that might make it better or not. The places that are the most poignant are where we know where the real edges are. There are none in the front. Either the Birdbath needs to be painfully real against her liminality or her fingers need to be more real than it is. I think that would punch up the surreal qualities. Because right where we look the most mush happens.