Hold on...! by faroutsider

Vue • Fantasy • posted on Dec 03, 2015

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For years I've fantasized about having a cat companion that I could ride... Rendered in Vue Infinite 2015 with four different atmospheres, composited and signature added in Photoshop CC 2015. Craig

Comments (8)

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GrandmaT

11:45AM | Thu, 03 December 2015

Marvelous image!

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azoohouse

12:53PM | Thu, 03 December 2015

Love the misty atmosphere. Great work!

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anahata.c

2:02PM | Thu, 03 December 2015

wow, Craig, a primal landscape with a misty atmosphere, and the rider and cat being the lone creatures anywhere in sight...a pre-time vision and very well done. The mounds are made of tons of flat (I assume) sedimentary stones, and they make a kind of "wall" formation everywhere; there are growths in them, tufts of green here and there, but we definitely are looking at a primal landscape. The air and light is misty/hazy, which only enhances the primal-ness. And the feline is fierce and I think wearing protective (or warrior-like) gear. And poised for a big leap across that chasm. And the rider---if that's you, btw, may I say, "my how you've changed!"---is a feline-humanoid creature bent over ready for the leap. The rest is---"silence" (as Hamlet says)...a vast grayish sky with hints of mountains in the background, and amorphous clouds. A very moody piece, with lots of mystery, and a beautiful feline about to make a huge leap. Very imaginative mood-making, and the details show your usual keen sense of how nature works. One might think these mounds were once a great city---from the stepped layering of stone after stone. But this could be pure nature. It's just so fascinating how you conceived this long primal expanse...more fine, sensitive work from you.

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