The Fairy and the Fawn
Feb 17, 2024 11:39:59 #
StanMac
Loc: Tennessee
sippyjug104 wrote:
I acquired a new appreciation for Mother Nature years ago including her creatures big and small. My hunting days are long gone and this is how I would hope to see them now.
This composite image was created the old-fashioned way using multiple images, layers, masks, and brush techniques to create the final image.
This composite image was created the old-fashioned way using multiple images, layers, masks, and brush techniques to create the final image.
Really nice work!
Stan
Feb 17, 2024 11:48:43 #
Feb 17, 2024 11:49:20 #
veralisa296 wrote:
GREAT scene! So well done!
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Feb 17, 2024 11:50:28 #
SoHillGuy wrote:
You are ahead of AI with this creation. Well Done, Sir.
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Feb 17, 2024 11:51:08 #
Feb 17, 2024 12:09:31 #
Thanks, Dpullum. I have yet to explore the world of AI-generated images although I am a huge fan of AI, especially the role it plays in medicine.
I watched a program where a young girl was born with a debilitating birth defect with a large section of the front of her skull missing and her brain protruding into her mouth which was in two separate pieces. How she was able to survive as long as she did was a miracle.
The medical team performed a CT scan of her skull to create a printed 3-D model. They used the model to create a web of material to fit into the void of the skull. The material used was as a sub-straight for bone and tissue to grow over time. The surgeons put the protruding part of her brain back in place and reconstructed her face.
AI played a large part in saving this young girl. From scanning to printing and creating models that allowed the surgical team to practice along with the use of robotic surgical equipment used for the precision delicate work.
I watched a program where a young girl was born with a debilitating birth defect with a large section of the front of her skull missing and her brain protruding into her mouth which was in two separate pieces. How she was able to survive as long as she did was a miracle.
The medical team performed a CT scan of her skull to create a printed 3-D model. They used the model to create a web of material to fit into the void of the skull. The material used was as a sub-straight for bone and tissue to grow over time. The surgeons put the protruding part of her brain back in place and reconstructed her face.
AI played a large part in saving this young girl. From scanning to printing and creating models that allowed the surgical team to practice along with the use of robotic surgical equipment used for the precision delicate work.
Feb 17, 2024 14:07:57 #
sippyjug104 wrote:
I acquired a new appreciation for Mother Nature years ago including her creatures big and small. My hunting days are long gone and this is how I would hope to see them now.
This composite image was created the old-fashioned way using multiple images, layers, masks, and brush techniques to create the final image.
This composite image was created the old-fashioned way using multiple images, layers, masks, and brush techniques to create the final image.
Very soothing image. I like it. Excellent job on the creation of this image.
However, in my experience most artists do Faires with dragonfly/butterfly type wings and these white feathered wings are used for angels. What was your reason for this type of wing? Oh, I did google Faires and then hit images, there was one with wings like your image that was captioned "Fairy Angel".
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Feb 17, 2024 14:10:49 #
dpullum wrote:
Well, yes, of course, it is a nice-nice image, swe... (show quote)
That works pretty well.
Feb 17, 2024 15:49:14 #
Robert, Thanks for viewing, the advice, and questions. I wanted to put wings on the girl and I came across an image of a white dove. I liked the wings and thought that I could do something with them.
Now that you mention it, a fairy has "bug-like" wings whereas angels have feathered wings (although I don't know why although I suspect it makes them less terrifying than a big bug).
Now that you mention it, a fairy has "bug-like" wings whereas angels have feathered wings (although I don't know why although I suspect it makes them less terrifying than a big bug).
Feb 17, 2024 16:06:34 #
sippyjug104 wrote:
Robert, Thanks for viewing, the advice, and questions. I wanted to put wings on the girl and I came across an image of a white dove. I liked the wings and thought that I could do something with them.
Now that you mention it, a fairy has "bug-like" wings whereas angels have feathered wings (although I don't know why although I suspect it makes them less terrifying than a big bug).
Now that you mention it, a fairy has "bug-like" wings whereas angels have feathered wings (although I don't know why although I suspect it makes them less terrifying than a big bug).
That distinction as to the type of wings goes back to at least Middle Ages art.
Besides just a lot of reading etc. My second semester of college I took a class on the "The History of Art" (all types) and that semester it was the one class that messed up my straight A record. I got two features of Gothic Cathedral design mixed up. I don't even remember what it was now, but the mention of Gothic Cathedrals gives me a flashback memory to this day. The funny thing is I like looking at the details of Gothic Cathedrals and other buildings from the era.
Oh, it doesn't matter the style of wings, I still like the image.
Feb 17, 2024 19:29:33 #
Beautiful Sippy. I'll take the fawn you can have the fairy, they are very dangerous to humans 
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Feb 17, 2024 22:27:51 #
Curmudgeon wrote:
Beautiful Sippy. I'll take the fawn you can have the fairy, they are very dangerous to humans
Curmudgeon, it's a dangerous job, but someone has to do it!
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