Sarpedon Island (TGIF) by eekdog
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TGIF my friends, thank you for your time and valued comments on my work. They mean alot my friends. Thank you. Steve
Don't really care if I'm selected for the renderosity's AOM this month. I'm up against a superior artist. I did not know I was in the running unto renecyberdoc mentioned in to me.
Credits:
MDD Aurya by: Maddelirium
Medusa by: Daz
Comments (50)
Wonderful image my friend :)
Superb, Steve!
Excellent!
I am not out for accolades, only to enjoy posting my stuff and interact with all the friends here.
medusa has always freaked me out every time since I first saw her likeness. very good render
nice scene
Awesome colours and picture. The tail is laying perfect
Good job
Very scary....but very well done ! Good luck for AOM !
Beautiful work as always, Steve! Medusa in an action scene.
I keep my fingers crossed for the choice of the AOM. Great picture, fantastic work, as always.
Incredible job on this one. You really took the time to pose the tail in the grass. Lighting sets the perfect tone.
Cool looking snake woman.......I like her bow and arrows!! Nice job Steve!! Hope you win the AOM!!
Very nice fantasy render and very funny duel my friend
Awesome image!
Love this one! Super work. A bow wielding naga is something to steer very far and clear from.
So it's either be turned to stone or be skewered by her? Not much of a choice if you ask me.
well, Medusa and her slithering snake companions are all served in classy manner by your image, dripping with greens and mysterious light. Medusa is done beautifully and mysteriously, with her reptile lower half and all that snakeskin texture on her skin. (And her snake hairdo---a motif you've used before with equal effect.) I like that you put the snakes low in the grass, and that you have a victim behind her, with what appear to be cat's eyes, though they may be something else. ( Behind the skeleton, in the shadows.) A fine mysterious evocation of this old stormy goddess (whose gaze is said to turn us to stone). The light on her is golden and rich.
Fascinating what you have done with the Lamia-Archer!!!!
Fantastic Medusa,beautiful work,your images are always first class!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wWow! Hard pressed to find words to describe this wonderful depiction of classical literature. Outstanding work!