Neanderthal...for JohnnyM by Nanothect
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Johnny asked if I would re-work 'The Ship Graveyard' I did yesterday. :-)
Original idea is a Bryce render from 2004.
Irfanview, AI, PhotoStudio 2.0.
Prompt:
A spaceship lies wrecked in the jungle, where a male Neanderthal, his long hair flowing, dons thin furs, ragged and punctured with holes. Clutching a large bone as a weapon, he stands with his back to us, embodying a fusion of cyberpunk and Westernpunk aesthetics. The scene, reminiscent of a hyper-realistic photograph or an oil painting on canvas, is captured through a 50mm lens using Kodak 400 Gold film. It's a dramatic tableau, the figure posed dynamically as if in an octane rendering, bathed in soft, natural volumetric light. A strong wind adds to the atmosphere, creating a chiaroscuro effect in this 8k resolution image, evoking the style of Giger.
Comments (9)
Another very good image. I am sure Johnny would agree.
Thanks Lyla, lets hope so. :-)
Wow amazingly beautiful! Stunning image 👍🙋♂️
You are too kind Saby! 👍🙋♂️
Fantastic looking Scene and dédication for our dear friend Johnny! 😊👍
Ah thank you Ute, and yes he is a good friend! :-)
Cool scene and pov, I like the detail here.
Well thank you for taking a peek, means a lot. :-)
Wow my friend, you really did it this time...I am impressed with how awesome this image turned out, I could not have imagined a better outcome to the challenge I proposed to you in the previous image! I want to thank you for making this Rob, it demonstrates what great artistic talent working in conjunction with modern AI tools is able to accomplish...congrats once again for being selected AOM, it was well deserved!! :-)
I'm so glad you like it Johnny, makes it all worthwhile!
Yes, an awesome image. Tells a story. - Bob
Thanks Bob, I'm going to try an underwater one soon, just don't hold your breath (pun intended)
Try looking up Frank Frazetta. This looks a little bit like his work. Maybe use him instead of Giger to see what you get. - Bob
Frank Frazetta is probably my favourite artist, especially his snow scenes! It's taken me a while to adopt his style but I don't want to plagiarise his works...but he is a fantastic inspiration. Oh, I quite like Boris Vallejo too. :-)
If you mix Frazetta's style and Vallejo's style you aren't plagiarizing them because it's a new style which is a mix.
If you read my AOM interview (which I did in May) you will see I mentioned Frank Frazetta as one of my influences... but more importantly I also mentioned you as one of my mentors, unless it's been edited out that is. It should be available to read soon. Hopefully. :-)
Wow. Cool. Thank you. Actually, you inspire me too. You may like the latest one I am uploading. - Bob