Kiss me by lordi
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Render in Bryce 7, lots of Photoshop. No AI
Comments (11)
Wao really nice.
Many thanks, Gisela
Macht mich nicht an. Toll gemachte tolle Idee.
Danke schön, Horo.
Don't be mad at me but, no, thanks !
lol Oh, come on, just a little kiss... :D
Never in a Billion years would I ever assume or imagine this to be a Bryce render;-)
laughs It was only rendered in Bryce as a base, after all. The rest is a LOT of Photoshop :)
Congrats Lordi, this image and all the others you have done recently has definitely put me into the full spirit of Halloween! If your job was to get us all into the spirit of Halloween, you have accomplished that task very well my friend. :)
Thanks a lot, Johnny. Yes, the contest got me into the Halloween spirit myself, and if that rubs off on you, all the better :)
Nicely done.
Many thanks, starship64
I'd rather not if you don't mind. :-D
Well, you certainly wouldn't turn down an offer like that! :D
..ein großartiges Konzept and Design
Danke dir, Krid
Super !
Many thanks, water
Makes me think of Rocky Horror :) Perfect work for October :)
Thanks so much, Steff_7
I really respect the way you work with Bryce and Photoshop. Your postwork is wholly unified with the image. This reminds me of some famous rock lp cover---right? I can't place it. It also brings to mind a famous fashion cover (which was very famous in ad studies; it's from 1950): I don't know if comnents accept links, so if a link doesn't show (and you're interested), it's the January 1950 edition of the american Vogue Magazine. It's a famous 'minimalist' design.
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/vogue-cover-of-jean-patchett-erwin-blumenfeld.html
But I'm not saying you 'copied'---just some old references that your image reminds me of---this is all your own: We notice, suddenly, that she's got fangs, which is where the blood comes from. And the alabaster skin really sets it off. Really well done! Her teeth are in good shape too (I'd assume sucking blood would lead to some major dental bills...) Great halloween image. And really creepy zoomed.
I have to stop for now (and visit a couple of other galleries before I start my day), but catching up here is always a joy. I'll be back (and that wasn't an imitation of Arnold Schwarzenegger!) Have a fine week.
laughs Thanks a lot, Mark. This image was definitely inspired by those kinds of covers somewhere along the line; I just thought it would be fun to create a vampire in a Vogue style. But really, it was mostly just an exercise in adjusting the blood in Photoshop :)