Shaman of the Stars by dragongirl
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Description
Poser - Bryce - Amorphium - All textures on headdress, clothing, buildings and jewelry are mine
One of the Underground Shamans
The stars sing to one another thoughout the universe. They speak to one another also. This Shaman can hear their songs and their conversations.
They communicate with one another through what could be called “thermoclines” - special pathways very similar to the thermoclines in the Earth’s seas which allow whales in one hemisphere to sonically communicate with other whales hundreds, even thousands, of miles away.
To inhabitants of other worlds, these paths are used for traveling by dragon, as the dragons use these paths to navigate (we think they can feel them) and in those worlds these thermoclines are called, The Dragon Roads.
Surprisingly, this Shaman says that - as powerful and intimidating as a Sun, a Star, can seem - their songs and speech are all sweetness. . . and . . well . . . light. 😻
Comments (30)
She is fabulous, love her headpiece.
Totally magical and enchanted. What a joy to view! She is fabulous!
Another wonderful shaman. Nicely done!
A very poetic and enchantress little story, and this chaman is fabulous!
Splendid ideas and great colour!
Magnificent job!! 👍🙋♂️
Beautifully done
Like this a lot! A true elder! Would make an amazing tarot card for sure!!
What a lovely shaman--her headpiece is exquisite. Really do like the starry sky too. Your description of the communication amongst the stars reminds me how plants communicate through their root systems.
Your text is very poetic, and your image is fascinating; wonderful work !
Wonderful work!
Nice design.
Fantastic concept and render as always!
Your textures link everything together in this scene like the thermoclines - great narrative and Shamans!!! Wonderful creation!!!
She looks amazing! Beautiful work here! I would so love to hear the song of the stars...
There is some interesting audio out there you can download of what the various planets must sound like. They all seem to have their individual frequency signatures so that fits in with your narrative. Another lovely thought provoking piece of art.
Very poetic and beautiful even if the Shaman's eyes are a bit scary.
Lovely work! Such an interesting piece!
Superb and fascinating character, I always admire your work on the textures... amazing work !!
Another fine shaman image! I I always turn up the tunes when travelling the Dragon Road... ;)
The Shamans head pieces are always so elaborate and unique! Excellent and beautiful composition! :-)
Wonderful concept and striking image, lovely choice of colours and the composition is spot on.
Stunning image my friend :)
You do the most unique and wonderfully original characters. Very talented work.
Nice work
very original accessories and scene
Very well done.
you use the image of thermoclines beautifully here, that they have parallels in the cosmos, and, being so exclusive, can connect huge distances with their unique singular pathways...Your shaman is a twilight-lit and beautifully colored being, with a headdress like a huge beacon. The complexity of your headdresses is often stunning. And I love the low ceilinged domiciles, or stations, in the background---almost all foundation with but a sliver of windows atop. Her eyes are beacons too... and you make your sky a deep olive hue, so different from the pinks and salmon and other hues of the buildings and shaman. Very mystical words and image, Rose. Very enticing and inviting.
I never get tired of your unique and beautiful shamans. They are inspiring and uplifting, making us believe there is hope and light.
This is absolutely fascinating, both information and art!