Ave Verum Corpus by Syyd
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Ave Verum Corpus
Natum de Maria Virgine
Vere passum immolatum
in cruce pro homine
Cujus latus perforatum
unda fluxit et sanguine
Esto nobis pregustatum
In Mortis examine
(Inspired by the music of William Byrd)
Composite Photograph of an old rundown train station window, and glass christmas angel ornaments, and cross from an old grain silo
Photoshop

Comments (9)
Syyd, I like this...it's a very striking image..very interesting idea..you did a great job with this...all the speckles seem like stars and makes me think of the universe which really stretches the image into another realm..great colors and wonderful lighting...Very nice!..I really like this!!!........thanks
Your brain just amazes me! LOL You take three totally different images and create one so flawlessly - I never would have known that this was a composite. Faboo image..... as always! :)
I am impressed Sis, gorgeous, stunning...i do not know what to say....this one is simply so impressive! YOurs...
One of the most beautiful scenes i've ever seen...Outstandingly done,my friend.Never stop posting ur art, plz!:)Riko.
This is wonderful. Your compositing work is excellent. The lighting and the grain is perfect. Well done. Ray- (A Fan)
Their thematic one is very interesting, the poetry without doubts accompanies the image in a magnificent way, you have an effect of very marked noise, the color, the lights and forms and composition they are excellent, I like it.
ok....U are now the insiration to all of the world of art...u have proven that u are a master in all mediums...:)
just excellent syyd ... !!!!! :)
I like very much your image! Inspires me a new composition to a text I phave prayed with for years! Thank you!