Call to Freedom Trilogy by twistednoodle
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As promised the trilogy put together with an explanation of the series.
The first picture is of the unicorn (looking mighty pleased with himself) calling the mare he's seen below.
The second picture is the mare (looking a little too interested if you ask me!)
The final picture are the naughty buggers running off together like the dish and the spoon!
I could not have made these pictures without Paint Shop Pro's tube tool! and certainly not without the support and encouragement I've been given by my fellow Renderositans and Terragneers!
Thank you!
Comments (14)
Wow, your postwork is amazing! The only error I can discover is the difference in lighting on the terrain and the horses, but this isn't disturbing at all. Perfect!
Yeah - they are all great pieces of work; nicely presented here
WOW, it sure is nice to see all 3 of these together. You sure are one heck of a good artist!!
smiles happily It's great to see all 3 together. I agree with adm5050, excellent work, excellent artist! votes
agree with adm5050, too.
Wonderfull integration ! one of the best composition i ever seen ! great work !
Oh, Very nice images!!! I love them, Excellent PW and Idea! V
Excellent postwork and poetical scenes ;)
awesome triologie, perfekt PW (especially the grass on the hill in the left image), fantastic in every aspect! vote
excellent idea and very well executed.vote.
Thanks guys these were fun to make! Thanks again for your kind words.
Very cool series...I especially like the blend of Terragen and postwork vegetation/Unicorns. Very creative and the postwork is exceptionally well done!
I love it.
Superb images anf postwork. But what liked even more was the way u explained this trilogy -- you even have a skill in writing.