The Good and the Evil by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just one simple, quasi b/w scene, using a wonderful background from ArtByMel!
I thank you all for looking & comment
Comments (19)
Hast du wieder fein hinbekommen,klasse image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Michi, mache am Samstag wieder Kommentare!
Very cool image - well done, Ute!
Fantastic scene and characters!
Cool concept Ute. The angel has amazing wings, great image.
Striking image Ute.
Cool - nicely done Ute!!!
Cooler Kontrast, super Pic!
Superbe ma gentille Ute ...
Belle interprétation du bien et du mal ma Ute
Un style intéressant!
Wonderful work!
Totally wonderful image 👏🖐👍
This is very cool!!! Love the transparencies!
Excellente scène, Ute ! Le quasi noir et blanc est une très bonne idée !
It is very nice!
joliment bien fait
Nice work
beautiful scene, great characters
The background is perfect for this "confrontation": The background is a timeless, dream-like, empty landscape, with archaeological ruins against a deep gray sky. And in front of that, your warrior of Good, and the angel of death. You've made the Good a metallic knight, with beautiful silver wings, made of many silver tentacles, capturing the light in beautiful ways. She is airborne, and she carries her sword and a goblet---maybe that goblet has some potion or drink that helps her. On the right side, Death (evil) stands in black, with its saber and skull. And the angel of Good looks much more powerful and dominant. Beautifully done, Ute, with Good's head right under the peak of that ruin behind her, and also under the place where the upper branch curves downward. Fine composition, in other words. And she has the only color in the piece.