Guinevere Series 7 by dbwalton
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Guinevere Series 7 - The morning after.
Using an AI generated background that my wife and I created (yes, I've got her hooked on creating in AI), used it as the background for my G8 Guinevere character. Getting the lighting to match the AI background was a challenge.
Speaking of my wife, she's a great supporter and encourages and inspires my artwork. She's a pretty good artist too. She draws, sculpts miniatures, builds fairy houses and makes amazing gift cards she sends to people who need an uplift in their life. I'm fortunate to have her in my life.
Comments (4)
I'm a Guinevere fan, she fits into any setting. Luv the room, just another day in Camelot eh... ;)
You should drop by the AI thread and share some more of your work (Figaments AI Corner)...
https://www.renderosity.com/forums/threads/2974217/figaments-ai-corner?page=21
Thank you. I'll check out the thread.
Beautiful :)
Thank you. :)
Excellent fusion, has the feel of a classic fairytale illustration. It actually slightly reminds me of another Arthurian tale, the Lady of Shallot, as she looks out of her window and seals her fate... (a subject I have rendered a few times myself in the past) )
Send me a link to those renders if you've posted them. I'd love to see them.
A series of five images illustrating Tennyson's poem (and partly inspired by Waterhouse's lesser-known paintings of the subject; I deliberately avoided any visual reference to the most famous one!), amongst my very first experiments in DS4 (I was a late adopter)...
starting here https://www.renderosity.com/gallery/items/2962210/i-am-half-sick-of-shadows (then subsequent pages in the gallery)