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With its crooked branches reaching out across the ground, this tree was just begging to be involved in a photoshoot. As soon as I saw it, I immediately knew how it needed to be shot and who I would ask to model for us. We used three triggered speedlites to light the scene and diffused smoke pellets with a board to achieve the mist effect, adding an ethereal feel to this fantastically eery image.
She is a Gijinka (humanized) version of the Ifrit from Final Fantasy X and X-2 video games.
Topaz Adjust's Brilliant Cold; Nik Software's Color Efex Pro - Dynamic Skin Softener; and Filter Forge's Film Frame filters
Cosplayer: Awesome Possum Cosplay
Fantasy landscape
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I started with a picture from Disney and did some Topaz filtering then added my grand daughter from a picture of her playing in a kiddie pool.
Thank you everyone for stopping by.
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The basic of this work was a tradionel collage, which I did 10 years ago. Then I began in Corel Painter pop-up the colors and painted in watercolor-style.
Then I changed to Photoshop and manipulated my own work and added some another manipulated photos. I like such colorful work.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is a 1968 musical fantasy film directed by Ken Hughes. It stars Dick Van Dyke, Sally Anne Howes, Lionel Jeffries, Gert Frobe, Anna Quayle, Benny Hill, James Robertson Justice, Robert Helpmann, Heather Ripley and Adrian Hall.
The film is based on the 1964 children's novel Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: The Magical Car by Ian Fleming with a screenplay co-written by Ken Hughes and Roald Dahl.
As a small child watching this film, The 'child catcher' terrified me and still does!
Some years ago, one of my favorite hobbys was to make airbrush art.
But now I don`t have the time for this anymore. For this picture a used a time of three weeks!! I prepered the complete workflow. I made sketches of horses in the water. And I wanted to have a really good and realistic looking light szene. My inspiring example was Luis Royo and his awesome fantasy art.
This is one of my most favorite pictures, I ever made.
Fantasy Faire is a annual RFL charity event
Sponsored by Teegle
Region by Teager, Ketsui Naidoo and Monstaar
I had asked them what was the occasion they were decorating this particular gate for. It turns out it was for a 'fantasy flight'. I was unfamiliar with the term and they clarified that it was a special flight for terminally ill children, or those who had never flown. They were all sponsored and got to fly an airplane down to Colorado Springs where they had activities for the children. When they flew back, the gate where they landed was decorated as the North Pole. From there they would head to one of United's hangars and have presents and meet Santa, etc. All in all it was to be a special day for the kids.
I've had quiet a few of these figs floating around my desk for the last two-to-three months so I decided to finally post some of my favs.
(This picture is to showcase all three of my elf types)
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a beautiful ride...thank you. More than $67,000 USD raised. Mindblowing.
Flying whale in the Thornfast realm. The little green critter is me, as a Vulpie (by Titan), with the tail wrapped on my head in the sit pose, lol
A blog post about my favorite places and some item highlights from the Fantasy Faire that I enjoyed.
Random photos from the rearranged hurricane Wilma Fantasy Fest. Wilma was a major hurricane that came through the Florida Keys late October 2005 and so a smaller Fantasy Fest was held in early December 2005. Locals were hit hard financially by the dreadful storm seasons of both 2004 and 2005. No tourists = no money