The Prisoner in Cell Block 222B by shadowblade
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hope Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle don't take offense.
No cell had ever managed to hold him. Five times he had escaped. He seemed to allow himself to be captured just so he could prove he could escape again. They say he has special powers. They say he isn't quite human. I don't really know. I've been guarding him for a week, now, and never even seen his face. He stays in the shadows. At times, he seems to be a part of the shadows. Sometimes, you can see his eyes glowing in the dark, as if lit by fires burning just behind them. I don't even know what he is guilty of. I don't care. He's on my cell block now and his only way out is in a body bag.
I, actually, did this a couple of weeks ago. I did three versions with the only difference being the lighting. It has taken this long to decide which to post. I picked this one because you can't see the prisoner as anything other then a shadowy figure. It seemed more mysterious. :)
Victoria 3 (DAZ 3D)
Clothing, hair, and props from the amazing ProjectZ by The 3DWizard, Doug Sturk, and Gorodin (DAZ 3D)
The robot was created to go with ProjectZ and was offered as a freebie at DAZ
Setting is PlateZ by Traveler (RDNA)
That's Michael just visible in the cell (DAZ 3D)

Comments (6)
You've been busy this weekend, Paul. This is cool, and I like the little floating guy. The girl's stance says....boredom, but going to do my job no matter what...Very good lighting.
Very well done, cool robot!
I agree about the lighting-it is a very mysterious image! Excellent render!
Busy bee you! I like the darkness of this. I always get messed up with wanting to see everything. This is perfect, great job!!
Fabulous scene Paul!! Right out of a Sci Fi magazine and a story to boot! Have to agree about the lighting on this one - it's bang-on...everything in fact clicks. Bravo!!
Aaah....excellant...but then it's dark and shadowy...you know we'll like it. Nice work, Sir.