“Silhouette in Scarlet” is a stunning portrayal of introspective elegance. The subject, dressed in an arresting shade of red, is poised against a canvas that dances with strokes of soothing blues and greens, suggesting a depth of emotion behind her quiet composure. Her braid, thick and luminous, flows like liquid gold down her back, a … Read more
This art derived from thinking about how it would work if an interstellar species visited a world where the science is basically on the level of magic. What would the early warning look like? Anywho, hope you like it. No AI here.
What do you do when your opponent summons a dragon, but not the dragon you expect and have spells prepared for? This art grew out of mostly a failed deeper dive into some settings and playing with meshes, but I managed to turn it into something. I think that’s a win in itself. Today is … Read more
It’s a piece about a woman who has seen hell, fights the darkness every day, but comes out stronger each time she battles. If you are her daughter, please call her. I’ve seen the crushing hurt this does to her soul that you aren’t there. It hurts my soul to feel her pain. We all have … Read more
The battle was hard fought. The Beetle Brigade came to the rescue at the last minute. Now, they rest and refit for the next battle. Originally, this doodle was a play on a word that I can no longer remember, but at least I have the art. Public post so maybe I get a subscriber … Read more
The battle was over, dead littering the landscape, their prized possessions of war adrift like so much flotsam. Now the feeding would begin, human problems dissolving into sustenance for natures favored creatures. This was nothing to crow about, but it is my current computer background. Never AI.
Some rando poses in a Graveyard because, Goth chicks. The first is actually the second… err… third because I couldn’t get her to look at the camera like those spooky paintings that follow you everywhere. Originally, the view showing the dragon was just to see if she was holding onto the candelabra correctly, then I … Read more
Some rando poses in a Graveyard because, Goth chicks. The first is actually the second… err… third because I couldn’t get her to look at the camera like those spooky paintings that follow you everywhere. Originally, the view showing the dragon was just to see if she was holding onto the candelabra correctly, then I … Read more
If I’ve used this title before, after all, there are over 300 of these, a little under 699 away from Van Gogh’s prolific-ness, then I’ll call it something like “Clever Girl, the series.” “But what does it all mean, Basil?,” as Austin Powers says. It’s a continuation of the warrior theme from yesterday. Missed that … Read more
When the gig is up and you’ve been discovered sneaking around the evil temple. Hundreds of hooded monks fly into the room, making all sorts of martial arts noises, while playing with their weapons of choice. You draw your sword, toss the sheath, and give the oncoming antagonists a look of confidence, like this is … Read more
So after the drunkstorm of yesterday, I figured I’d plant today’s flag on a rocky beach somewhere, where the sole survivor of some gale-battered ship is discovered washed ashore by a passing good Samaritan. Artistically, it’s about light, the subtle colors extant in every vignette permeating our lives. No AI. Even though it’s destroying the … Read more
Finished up this one today. In some fantasy world, maybe ours when creativity was more cherished, a warrior battles the giant invasion. Will she survive? AI commentary: AI has it’s uses, but it’s not digital art, and a computer spitting out an image in 5 seconds doesn’t capture the beauty of the human condition. This … Read more