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This swampy radioactive android glamazon is from Los Angeles based surreal futuristic 3d artist @BlakeKathryn, who has aspirations to create sci-fi movie concept art…so Hollywood, how about inking a deal with this remarkable talent?!?!? … posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CI4WwjuKs3r/
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Another take on Rhys that took freaking foreveeerrr. Turns out dramatic light is not that easy to paint :| Not 100% happy with it buut I had to stop at one point or I would have never finished it lol
Hope you guys like it!
Redraw time!
A random rogue I painted. I’ve been playing mages much too often recently....
INSIDE ISSUE 29 // "The porcelain bone and black lace of the spirit world is darkly sexy. Partly because this world (ethereal, mysterious, chasmic) contains ideas and beings that are just out of reach: we lift our hands to touch them, or focus our eyes in their direction, yet we can’t access them directly; can’t see them in plain sight. To enter this world we must seek the talents of a medium, venture into the graveyard during a full moon, or wrap ourselves in literature, movies, and artwork that infuse our heads with the misty, suspenseful atmosphere we so love to bathe in. The draw of the spirit world also lies in its dynamism: the finality of death, the torrents of grief, and the elusivity of memory. This spectral subject is an endless river of inspiration for writers, filmmakers, and artists alike. One artist fully adept at depicting the dark beauty of the spirit world is Philadelphia-based American digital painter David Seidman. Using his Wacom Cintiq in Photoshop, David masterfully renders gauzy fabrics, tree leaves, skin, and cracked porcelain.” Read more about 2019 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Digital Art Award, 3rd Prize Winner, @seidmanart and his work in Issue 29 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. . Get your copy at https://ift.tt/IUsDuk [link in our profile] for just US$4.99 today! To enter this year's Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, visit https://ift.tt/2Sxxyq2 [link in our profile] . . . posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CBQ8I45BT7m/
What does this provoke within you? Gorgeous digital painting @elena.sai. . . . posted on Instagram - https://ift.tt/3djcCwS
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