The Misfortune Teller by ShadowWind
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
In the hall of the undead, the misfortune teller, calls upon the ancient spirits, to tell of your fate...Do you dare listen?
Fate as we have seen in recent days with the destruction of Columbia, the conflicts, the earthquakes, and other tragedies we hear on the news every day kinda led me to this image, hoping to portray that feeling...
While certainly not a tribute to the crew of Columbia, I did want to express my deepest sympathies for the families of the crew of STS-107. May their souls fly high...
Comments and Suggestions are always welcome.
Thanks for looking and if you get a moment, feel free to check out my other gallery entries.
Poser/Vue/Photoshop
Everything was posed in Poser. Using my Pepper's Ghost technique that I made for Bryce and converted to Vue which allows ghostly figures to be rendered at the same time without postwork to do them. Photoshop was then used to add the demon wall (which I painted) in the back and give a little glow to the transparent spirits.
A tutorial is now available on this technique for Vue D'Esprit by clicking Here. There is a Bryce version there as well.
Credits:
Image, hair, effects, lighting, Pepper's Ghost technique by ShadowWind
Teller played by V2 with Kina Texture by Char
Spirits played by V3 with Daz Orc & Zombie Pack
Curtain by gebe from her site
Gypsy outfit from Daz's GG Gypsy Set
Table is part of Daz's Great Hall Mansion Set
Comments (46)
just gorgeous shad that lighting is killer the whole dang thing is you amaze me as usual :)-jeweldragon in hubbys skin :)
Beautiful and I love the demons :) We EX-Amiga users must stick together. Ohh I remember the days of Workbench 1.3 / 2.04 so fondly. Pity that the Amiga died. It was lightyears ahead of its time in the graphics/digital painting department.
Very good image. I like the atmosphere and lighting. Really great overall work.
This is just stunning Shadow:) I am always amazed by your work!
Stunning image!!! Very well done!!!
That is an amazing pic Shadow, i love it. Well sone ;)
Dude the ghosts are niceeee wonderful work wish i could do the ghost technique :)
WOW WOW WOW a pure magical scene, gret ghosts and composition, faces expressions are excellentr, a pict i want realise sure.
Wonderful excellent image! I love it all the way it is!!!
Ohhhhhhhhh! This is not only very POWERFUL, extremely well rendered and composed but it manages to be gorgeous too at the same time. How is that possible?? Only Shadow could pull that off so well! :-)
This is my favorite of your images (a tough choice - there are many I like.) This one creates a story...It's like an opening scene for a truly interesting movie. Great stuff!
Ohhhh! The lighting is superb...what a nice dramatic flair you have. :) I love the eerie quality. Nice focused expression on the central character's face.
wow i love this sence it rocks, it's just the best
Masterpiece!
Brilliant, this is so well done, the lighting, the spirits, her expression, just fantastic!
Hope posting a new comment after this image being on display for so long is alright :o) I wanted to say that this portrait really hits the mark on quite a few levels and the life or 'undead' is remarkably represented. The facial expressions of the spirits are strong and leave a definite impression on the viewer. Awesome job!