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This photo was created at a photosession for the BEST SHAPES store.
Dance, O dragonflies,
In your world
of the setting sun.
(poet unknown)
We're probably all trapped in the Upside Down. How else could we explain the fact that we still have a Mind Flayer for a president?
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Depot Solo #1 - Mandy El-Sayegh (artist).
www.boijmans.nl/tentoonstellingen/depot-solo-mandy-el-sayegh
A very good, well known photographer l follow, once said he hates having to think of titles for his photographs, while I am no where near this guys standard I share his pain 😕
Finally figuring out my life, my purpose, my goals and dreams that i want to accomplish <3
oh and this outfit is fire, tagged the creator
discovered a sketchbook.
I think the colours came from looking at a tonne of old Nolan stuff. He had some really great drawings.
charcoal pencil on paper
Figure skating photoshoot in Jyväskylä, Finland by Valo kollektiivi. Read the set description for the full story.
Since I built the demonic lady figure, I wanted to follow it up with angelic counterpart, in somehow "inverted" way. Where the Countess was slender and slim, the Angel was supposed to be muscular and massive. At the time though, I did not have parts nor idea how to achieve the look which I wanted, and so the project was on hold.
Enter the Infinity Gauntlet set. A fantastic source of metallic gold parts. The moment I've seen it I knew I'll reforge the gauntlet for angel's armor, altough details remained to be decided for later.
And so, finally I got the set and after just about a week of tinkering, I had initial version done.
Johan, Kris Kelvin and Mateusz from ZT helped me fix some proportions issues - thanks a lot! - and so now I consider this done.
While there was some obvious inspiration here - namely Diablo and Heroes of Might and Magic series, I did not base the figure on any specific character. I started with the wings, inspired by the korean builder Dees, then followed with the body armor, then the hood, rest of the body and the legs.
Few versions of the halo and the swords later and there we have him: The Angelic Inquisitor.
Out on a walk last Sunday with my son Liam, and we spotted this figure sitting by the pond, looking from a distance like a young man with attitude, but what is he doing there? and why doesn't he move?
After I'd looked more closely through my lens and Liam shouted 'BOGIES' loudly and got no response, we satisfied ourselves that we were safe but both commented how creepy the experience was.
A little further on and we spotted another figure, this time with a fishing rod, and I commented (probably too loudly) that this one was even creepier and quite life-like.
The figure then moved and so did we, with haste :-))