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PRINT available here !Created for the game Legend of the Cryptids. The brief called for a character called Aurora who is the younger sister of Helios the sun god. She is a bringer of light, understanding and growth. In this advanced version of the character she has come down to end the war. While the brief didn't mention a bow I thought it would be a fitting weapon for a sun goddess.
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E Β Β S Β Β P Β Β E Β Β C Β Β T Β Β A Β Β C Β Β U Β Β L Β Β A Β Β R!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Did I see this in ImagineFX? I've loved it ever since. Beautifully constructed piece, very classical in feel. The lighting is just wonderful!
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This is what you would call an EPIC piece, well doneΒ Β
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Awesome. I like the detail put into her armor and attire. Bonus coolness with the glowing eyes, magical markings and the bow with conjured arrow & string.
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Always nice to see your work on here Clint. Β Thanks for sharing with us!
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And no mortal man could suffer her gaze unless he be pure of heart. For in her eyes burned a light that pierced all guises of shadow, whether they be of the realms of flesh or of those that men create to shroud their very souls with.
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Love the color scheme and lighting! Astonishingly beautiful.
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Great concept, great execution. I love how the fabric of her cloak(?) is very classically falling about her gracefully in a very gentle way, but everything else about her is very severe. Especially her expression, I love it.
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gosh, this is amazing! no words to describe how powerful this is, the pose, the light, the colours, the feeling!
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Amazing! Really Amazing .. the eyes, the colors .. FANTASTIC!
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Check out legend of the cryptids on CGHUb. YOu definitely love it.
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Fuuuuaa! composition is best, the best!
Congratulations Damascus 5!
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Very engaging and a little bit intimidating, very cool!
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