Wife, mom, artist, writer... I'm a 40-something Aries. Life is good! I have written a couple of tutorials: Wylder Hair (http://www.wyldebrydes.com/hairtut.htm) Catch a Falling Star (http://www.wyldebrydes.com/startut.htm) Check them out and let me know what you think.
BIO
Hmmmm... where to start? I'm a wife, mother (to 2 little kids and one big dog), homemaker, artist, writer... I've worn a lot of hats in my time, but these fit the best these days. As long as I can remember, I've loved making art. The medium didn't matter, as long as I was making things. I've worked in 2D, 3D (sculpture, jewelry)... I even worked in fiber for a while, both spinning and dyeing my own yarn from wool, silk or cotton, and weaving my own textiles. I have also created and made period costumes (mostly Celtic or Saxon style, but also some sci-fi/fantasy stuff), some of which have won prizes in costume competitions at sci-fi/fantasy or costume conventions. I discovered digital art in late 1999, after my husband and I moved to England (for his job). Since I wasn't working at the time, I needed something to do with my time. I taught myself HTML and made some websites, and then created abstract digital art which I posted to my old site. Later, I found Bryce, and made some landscapes, mostly for wallpapers. While looking for tutorials, I stumbled across this program called Poser. After that, my art took a dramatic turn (for the better, I hope). Although I still dabble in non-representational art, I enjoy creating characters and scenes to depict the images that pop up in my mind. I met Bryden a few years ago, through a Terragen users group (yes, I got addicted to that program, too!), and we have become fast friends. We now co-own WyldeBrydes Fantasy Art (which is, admittedly, off to a slow start), and have plans in the works for creating a site for modelling fantasy figures and props, and creating textures for figures, clothing and more. But that will most likely have to wait until my kids are both in school all day. :) Not much more to tell... I try to keep a balance between practical matters, such as laundry and other mundane chores, and my passion, which is my art. Unfortunately for the house, the art usually wins. :)
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Comments (19)
papachile
WOW! Most excellent shadows and lighting! I love that spooked expression!!! Very cool work!
prog
Hey!! I love the lighting that you are doing-this is one of my favorites of yours!!! The expression and pose really give it some drama!! The prop looks absolutely fantastic, too!!!! EXCELLENT!!!
kathymoon
beautiful scene and great lights!
Hawke
Nice work, the corridor looks great and the lighting is very atmospheric.
MiKo0
Isha this is fantastic. The lighting you've used it just superb. Adds that perfect dramatic atmosphere. You've really brought the corridor to life in this one, thank you ever so much for this hun Big hugs
Vampir3Princess
Stunning render!! You've made the Corridor look fantastic!! Congratulations!! :D
pjaj
Beautiful setting! Excellent usage of lights and wonderful postwork!!
dfsmetsfan
Very neat.....a woman with a gun bigger than she is :-)
cadmar
Very well done! Brovo! Excellent composition! Love the lighting & shadows. Great pose and I love the surprised look on her face. Rick:)
RedHawk
By far my favorite of your 3 recent submissions. I absolutely LOVE that shadow! It gives it the feel of the old-time "True Crime" type pulp novels.
gillbrooks
Awesome scene - you've done a fantastic job on this one ... especially considering your current 'distractions' :-)
drsofaking
Excellent image Wylder... The shadows are very dramatic, and make the scene, especially the gun shadow. One minor point.. the shadow on the floor would have to be caused by a light behind her... coming thru solid steel... but hey, that can happen in space... :) love your work hon...
sirocco
Excellent setting and character, I like her expression! Stunning work dear :-)
Malkav888
Freaking big gun lol.. Wicked Image!
Wylder
I just wanted to thank everyone who has commented! I really do appreciate it!!!! hugs Wylder
GladysClump
great job on this, I love the lighting and shadows, great stuff!
shedofjoy
love the atmosphere, execellent stuff
CnS
Awesome image!!!
starlight64
Another Cool one! I love it!