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Early Portfolio Work - Sojourners Wrath by Steve Stanley

Early Portfolio Work - Sojourners Wrath
"...only after her patience has been repeatedly tested, and the Queens grace has been exhausted, does she conjure her power to deliver judgment." This multi-media work began with early DAZ 3D modeling in 2006, and all background is Corel X. Smear blenders and airbrush, and some charcoals, as well as, pastels were used to bring brighter contrasts and color to the work. As always, thank you for your visit and indulging my imagination. © 2007/2010 Steve Stanley
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  • 25/08 2011
    10:15
    Steve Stanley

    ... :), you're wonderful to say so LeeAnne, thanks.
  • 25/08 2011
    03:27
    LeeAnne Kortus

    Really great! Wow excellent work even for early stuff!
  • 24/06 2011
    11:51
    Steve Stanley

    ...thanks for noting the effort here Wicker. I wish others would take the time to summarize their work, as it helps those, like myself, who are trying to take the next step. Little things can help in big ways
  • 24/06 2011
    11:37
    Willie Kendrick III

    Awesome. Thanks for explaining your the tools you used to create this wonderful piece.
  • 24/12 2010
    12:32
    Steve Stanley

    ..especially good to hear from one on this site who works are primarily in 3d software. Thank you so much Adrea.
  • 23/12 2010
    10:12
    Andre Alexander

    Well done again Steve ! Good skills displayed on the flames and the ghostly image. And that pose ! Really a commanding stance. Well done !
  • 29/11 2010
    11:56
    Steve Stanley

    ...it's a pleasure to have your thumbs up on this one Karin. Still trying to "master" the 3d elements and yet keep the foundational feel to what I do. Your support is encouraging.
  • 25/11 2010
    05:39
    Steve Stanley

    ...appreciate your visit and positive words of support Rave. Always enjoy watching what you post next.
  • 25/11 2010
    01:04
    David Neaves

    Another great picture Steve, always lots of feeling and movement. 5**