"Solani Arrives on Aerth" by ShariaAsen
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Description
Solani Darlan-Aranstar, still in the tattered remains of her bridesmaid dress, was one of several people attacked aboard a ship at sea during a wedding ceremony in the world of Ultiaris, by a creature of energy that sent her and the others hurling through a dimensional gateway into another plane of existence to wind up on the world of Aerth.
She has lost her family. Left behind and perished, as far as she knows....
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For more of the story, check out my comic issues in the gallery.
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Rendered in DAZ Studio, postwork in Photoshop.
Comments (14)
DuckSoupe
Simply amazing, I love it., when a picture or scene makes you think it has served its purpose
praep
Great scene with very beautyful pose.
Cimaira
beautiful image, I love the way you made the sand look disturbed and wet, great job.
Maya06
great idea and excellent work, hugs Maya!!!
thecytron
Great render!
shadowmihaiu
Nice pic!
amirapsp
Stunner!
Homus_Artistic
Very nice image. It almost tells the story without words.
scifibabe
What a spooky and tragic scene. Great job creating a feeling of 'aloneness' with this. Great background for your character. Nice work!
hansklerk
Beautifull dramatic scene. Excellent work...
Arquitekto
Very interesting image.
7Sins
Great scene with excellent attention to detail, love the trail in the sand, thats a very nice touch, great lighting and atmosphere, very nicely done!
efron_241
i hope she is not discovered by the dino's on this island
Steeleyes101
My God this is so very beautiful. I cant even begin to find words to express my wonderment while viewing. Breath taking is the first word that comes to mind and I really cant get past that. You have created someting in the style of the old world Renaissance masters yet still it has a touch of surrealism and maybe even a bit os post impressionsim as well. Bravo!!! and hats off to ya for this outstanding work of art.