Heroic Quest by eyeland
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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"Everyone is necessarily the hero of his own life story." - John Barth
Comments (14)
A weird and fantastic scene- bravo!
Wonderful creation and texturing. I especially like those 2 smaller Models and the one in the middle. They are brilliant executed...:o)v
very organic feeling here...
Agree with Anjour, wonderful composition, and full of characters that are simply divine, love the colors and textures, and placement of the models, great work. V. Lina
Holy jeez..I love multi..what a terrific example!
Always love your colorful and unique creations. Amazing work...
The vaporous atmosphere of your first images is vanishing. Now, we can see your organic modelling clearer. That skull-rocket is an amazing idea. This world looks like it had been raining for years. The rain finally stops. Those creatures emerging from the sea are looking for something. The blue rider is impatient. Excellent!!!
Your imagination is working overtime!...awesome image! You definately have a signature style that is very unique!
Fantastic picture,creative,original and excellent work!!!v
Apt title for this very creative image. I begin to see the influence of unconventional substances you partook of in your younger days! ;o) Nicely done!
Wow! This is a fantastic piece. You are really cranking out the color and layout from Bryce -- truly an amazing piece.
Looks like the little guy is forging on ahead, followed by a Major Calamity and a Minor Calamity, and then finally by Death. Interesting piece.
The pastel tones of your surrealist pieces make for a much more enjoyable image than the harsh sharpness that Bryce usually affords. Surrealism is particularly effective when combined with some aspect of reality, as you have with the tones. How do you make such wonderful shapes, like the tendrils and shell-like protrubenses? Photoshop perhaps?
Astounding the amount of great work you have done..