Snow Wolf by Davidvantol
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Thinking of those on the East Coast. Wishing the best to all. Thanks everyone for your kind words to past post. Sorry if I missed yours. : (

Comments (19)
Beautiful and excellent scene!
beautiful scene and wolf
Masterfully well done!!!!👏👍🙋♂️
Nice depth of field effect. Your image looks like a photo made with telephoto lens.
Very nice scene! The wolf is incredibly so realistic! The dof, the light (not easy with predominant white), the rendering... All perfect!
amazing pov and a very amazing atmosphere
A most stellar work! Love this portrait of the wolf! Looks totally awesome and fantastic! Many fine kudos from me! Easily 5 stars!!!!!
Wonderful!
beautifully done, the lighting is quite magical
wonderful one!
Excellent work!
wonderful light, great work
In the first instance I thought it might be a picture. I love how you've created this, in a way, sweet scene, the focus is great, with the kind of branches in front on the right and the soft blurred background.
Just wait to meet the real ones in the wild. This one looks adorable.
Brilliant awesome, outstanding beautiful composition, great atmosphere and lighting, exquisite render as always.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
Beautiful work from a very fine artist. You have a very fine gallery.
looks good
This has an excellent quality - I am HAPPY that it is not hyperrealism, because when it's indistinguishable from a photograph, viewers may just think it's a nice capture, missing all the detailed work it takes to create an image like this. If this were to be animated the effect would be triple-fold and thereby a huge success as an art-piece. In my opinion, hyperrealism serves two main purposes, to deceive, or rather, "trick" the viewer. Like when you can't spend $100-million for constructing the Roman Coliseum. The other great use is for educational purposes, like depicting extinct or elusive animals, and there are no photographs. We've all seen scenes in movies that we had no idea wasn't real. And that's amazing, plus it brings us imagery that we wouldn't otherwise have on the big screen. We are very close to digital imagery being indistinguishable from digital photography/cinematography...and that's a little concerning when we have to worry about Visual Propaganda.
IN short, DavidVantol has create the perfect image in my mind - all the realism you need, and plenty of really deft, detailed craftwork to make one marvel. Hat's off to this artist!
Wow! I am so humbled by such kind words. I want to thank you for viewing my work and taking the time to comment. I don't do many realism images. The DOF and lighting in my opinion is what really makes this image work. Yes there was some post work, but the base image pretty much fell into my lap. After all these years, I'm still learning that I have only scratched the surface at what Daz can do. This was a fun and learning experiment and I'm so happy you enjoyed it. Thanks once again so much for you kind words! Best wishes Dave : )
Very good work
A beautiful and lyrical vision of winter