The White Flame by Nanothect
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Thought I'd try a Comic Book style Anti Hero.
Original idea is a Bryce render I did in 2005.
Irfanview for image work like file conversion, image flipping and viewing. AI Assist. PhotoStudio 2.0. for post work corrections.
Comments (6)
Impressive.!!!
Thanks Lyla. :-)
Yeah I would buy this comic book. Cool character.
Yeah ditto, gotta respect the ppl who actually draw these!
Excellent. Nice that you are branching out in your art. - Bob
Thanks Bob...Adaptability is the key to all, methinks. :-)
An amazing image .. superb work👍🙋♂️
Thanks Saby, I don't think I will try this style again, I guess ppl have seen it all before. :-)
I personally really like this one. So many of the AI assisted images look AI assisted. I don't pic up a whiff of that on this image ... he's really cool.
You know what, I thought that...it took me ages to muster this one up with my best buddy Bing. Then someone mentioned I could do some trick to make it look better...wha?! I replied with, I go to great lengths (sometimes) to make my renders look less AI. I got laughed at for mostly including wind and snow as well as debris, but I just want to add some motion in my images is all! I'm so chuffed you like this one...makes my day. :-)
BRUTAL in all ways. Personality, clothing (those straps are bolted to his body, I take it? OUCH!) and execution. You made some brilliant choices in terms of POV and stark, contrasting colors. I'm very impressed. There is something about this that reminds me of the DC character, Lobo, and also of the body types sometimes portrayed by Boris Vallejo... but to the extreme. Needless to say, I'm impressed.
I'm so glad you like it, and thanks for your in depth, upbeat appraisal. It means a lot to me. :-)