An Abyssinian maid... by paul_gormley
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
weaves a circle round her thrice,
and opens eyes with lustful dread,
for on honey dew hath she fed,
and lapped the milk of Paradise.
with apologies to Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Streets of Morocco by StoneMason
Classic Long Wavy Hair with dForece for G8F by Linday
dForce Suriya Outfit by Arki and Shot-Design
post work in Pixelmator Pro 2.3.3
Comments (20)
Nicely done, and great effects!
Well done
It's always difficult to find original words to express what we are thinking, without being excessive...so, let's make it simple : it's absolutely superb and the effects are amazing...I'm sure Coleridge would accept your apologies !
Wonderful fantasy render!
Wonderful work!
Really nice rendering with interesting postwork, Paul. thank you for sharing your work!
Molly
To seek the sacred river Alph, to walk the caves of ice, to break my fast on honey dew and drink the milk of paradise... 🐉
What a rush... ;)
I've instantly start loving abbysinians maids..
Outstanding fabulous awesome, gorgeous composition, brilliant render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
Magnifica. realização excelente, aplausos (5)
This is really beautiful work!
Fantastic character, super pose and rendering, I really like your work !!!👏👍🙋♂️
Fantastic scene and beautifully done!
Fantastic work !!
Outstanding work!
well that certainly ain't no dulcimer! cool render
Nice magical flair scene!
superb effects and magic
Superb! The character is really gorgeous, and the light coming from the spell is perfectly done! Must be challenging to get the right light coming from the orb, without making it too bright, but also making it noticeable enough from the rest of the lights of the scene. Great work and Happy New Year friend!
She does magic. That matches the poem very well. Regards Anne
Nice!