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Gate Keeper

Writers Fantasy posted on Feb 24, 2021
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This doesn't mean anything, I'm just messing around. I thought maybe the light post kid needed a backstory.

Comments (15)


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starship64

1:39AM | Wed, 24 February 2021

Fantastic work, and you should write this story!

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uncollared

6:59AM | Wed, 24 February 2021

Great lighting effects

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STEVIEUKWONDER

9:25AM | Wed, 24 February 2021

So many fine textures and mood light here and a skill that shows no end! Excellent! Lovely work!

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eekdog

11:54AM | Wed, 24 February 2021

most thrilling light work/..

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jendellas

2:38PM | Wed, 24 February 2021

Hope he can. Super image.

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miwi

3:23PM | Wed, 24 February 2021

Magnificent image, klassel scene, excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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bakapo

12:53PM | Thu, 25 February 2021

It's an intriguing backstory. The image is a good one. We can see how young he is. Nice light and light flairs.

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rhol_figament

6:22PM | Thu, 25 February 2021

A hunted world walker, didn't see that one coming. Now who could have slipped that key into his pocket... :)

Wolfenshire Online Now!

7:45PM | Thu, 25 February 2021

You actually gave me the idea. You said, 'ancient gate keeper', and that was all I needed. Of course he can't be ancient, all my characters start at 13 or 14, like Raen and Moeth, or Colton. I started them at 14 and told Raen and Moeth's story until they were in their 30's, and Colt's story I told until he was in his 60's. The only question was why would a Gate Keeper be walking around different worlds? And the answer was simple, he'd fallen through the wrong gate and was now a wanted criminal for stealing a gate key and using a forbidden gate. The rest of the plot will fall into place from there. I'm giving it some thought now whether to write the story. Jack might be a good character.

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donnena

8:19PM | Fri, 26 February 2021

Great Idea!!

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dragongirl

3:06AM | Sat, 27 February 2021

The light and light-flares are SO beautiful! And so is he.

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RodS

9:06PM | Sat, 27 February 2021

Your scenes always have such a wonderful air of mystery - I love 'em. And this is another masterwork. Keep 'em coming!

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Radar_rad-dude

12:31AM | Sun, 28 February 2021

From a few grains of sand, flickering lamppost in the night, a well chosen inspirational word, a misplaced key and who knows, a multifaceted billion dollar movie franchise is born? I wish you all the luck, Wolf! May the marvelous muse be with you all the way!

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anitalee Online Now!

1:50AM | Sun, 28 February 2021

Excellent

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KarmaSong

8:49AM | Mon, 01 March 2021

A superb invitation to vast spaces and the wilderness...Excellent !

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anahata.c

3:36AM | Wed, 24 March 2021

I like your comment above (to rhol-figament)...even a word or idea can spark off a whole story...the amazing thing about the image is that you capture his innocence: I take it he's a wanted criminal for things he didn't cause (his fall through the gate doesn't seem to be his fault): If that's true, you sure captured his innocence in his gaze and posture. And he's in shadow which is how a hunted child would want to be (as he slips through time and other zones to avoid his hunters). The light is deep dusk or just plain apocalyptic...and the silhouetted towers---old russian churches, maybe?---give it an air of him traveling through centuries. Really fine visual work on all of these images.


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