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Ambyrn's back and she's ready for her street performance. Why just stick to the stadiums when you can put on a show right in the middle of the city!
Whether it's vocals, guitar or both, she's certainly ready to rock the town!
This was an art trade with Eclipsis, and one that I knew was going to be quite a lot of work! it ended up being very enjoyable though, and it's let me come up with a way to try and keep the size of windows more consistent between buildings. I've tended to struggle when buildings have both intact and broken windows in place in the past, but I think this blends them quite nicely! ...Which is a good thing seeing as there's barely any intact buildings in the entire scene!
Anyway, let's sit back and enjoy the show!
Ambyrn belongs to
Eclipsis
Whether it's vocals, guitar or both, she's certainly ready to rock the town!
This was an art trade with Eclipsis, and one that I knew was going to be quite a lot of work! it ended up being very enjoyable though, and it's let me come up with a way to try and keep the size of windows more consistent between buildings. I've tended to struggle when buildings have both intact and broken windows in place in the past, but I think this blends them quite nicely! ...Which is a good thing seeing as there's barely any intact buildings in the entire scene!
Anyway, let's sit back and enjoy the show!
Ambyrn belongs to
Eclipsis
Category Artwork (Digital) / Macro / Micro
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 2474 x 3500px
File Size 6.43 MB
Best kind of show! Free to attend, and plenty of audience participation! Probably so much she has to brush some spectators out of that tail afterward...
And wow, those are some impressive prints she leaves! Literally stamping her logo into the terrain is one inventive idea.
And wow, those are some impressive prints she leaves! Literally stamping her logo into the terrain is one inventive idea.
I find it interesting how different people handle macro art. As shown here, the sheer power they have is pretty much unstoppable. But some, like me, are more gentle with it, as one piece I’ve posted here shows. I’m not sure if it’s something to debate, but all I can really say is, do what you love most. But I really enjoy macro art, no matter what.
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