Don't Talk To Me!

theyellowfury, 4 months ago

Bloody feck! I thought I had a good day. You’re quare handy at the 3D.

Robert O'Neill in reply to theyellowfury’s comment, 4 months ago

Thanks YellowFury

dancingminds, 4 months ago

it looks great :) in what program did u do that?

Robert O'Neill in reply to dancingminds’s comment, 4 months ago

Hello—in Carrara 6 Pro.

Robert O'Neill in reply to dancingminds’s comment, 4 months ago

And photoshop

dancingminds, 4 months ago

thank u for answer :)

RosaCobos, 4 months ago

The description is just so naive and wonderful!!!
She is having a conversation… or not?
She is afraid.. she is cold..
her wings are heavy…
And she can´t walk… for.
the skirt is tight..
She is a wonder..
she is divine..
she is a woman… angelic?.... angel?
Why are angels like women?
Rosa

Robert O'Neill in reply to RosaCobos’s comment, 4 months ago

Thanks for the view Rosa. Got you thinking I guess, which was my point in an image like this.

It seems like the trend these days is to present angels as women. In older art it was men, as we know. Not quite sure why things have changed. Any ideas?

RosaCobos, 4 months ago

Men ..women….
All that we know is that they have not sex.. so they are not organic…could not be. We cannot think or represent anything that is just spiritual. Some religions have opted to the forbidding of represent God as iany image. Angels in our judeo – christian culture are mostlyguardians…and messengers. The most famous are the guardian anglen who threw Adan and Eve fro the Paradise.. and who obviously was a “meesenger” of very bad news…”God was terrible angry”. And the other one was the angel who announced the Virgin Mary that she was pregnant of the Saint Spirit…. all is out of this world… miraculous as if humanity was “denying” his ow carnal form. I think that this is the true Original Sin. A sin of Spiritual greed. So they turned the angel into something heroic like St. Michael… who fighted against the dragons… dragons… serpents… monstruous… When they submitt the Ying part the woman in human Nature…. then.. the angel becomes quite manl and a warrior…when the matter is less beligerant… the the angel is soft.. even dwarfing it like in the fuffly and pinky angels of the Classical Art ….for me is androginous… and a “way” or “messenger” of those dualistic sides i our nature.. the flesh and the spirit. They temperate our sideness… and they are relate with the Anima-Animus so much talked i the Jungian spychology. Dos anybody remember that the “Diable” is represented wether as a man…prosaic….lustful…intelligent… beautiful…or ugly… monstruous….we are ,enaced by our own images.. replicants of the things we do not know about ourselves but in the archetypical vision.
Rosa

Robert O'Neill in reply to RosaCobos’s comment, 4 months ago

Do you believe in angels?

RosaCobos, 4 months ago

Factically..rationally…not.
There is a celebrated Gallego´s ( A region of Spain”) with a lot of witchraft story… there they are called “meigas”
And the celebrated joke.. or story is..
Someone goes to another and aks.. “Do you beleive in Meigas?”
And the answer is..
No… but.. “haber las hay las” (are there… ther are..)
My heart is open…
My mind is closed…
My body is sensible…
Y expectations are Universal..
I am just… a “human Being”... catch it?
have a huga from a solicited “white whitch”.
Rosa

Lozzle, 4 months ago

great work – very interesting comment-conversation..(dont mind me…)

Robert O'Neill in reply to Lozzle’s comment, 4 months ago

Thanks Lozzle. Perhaps bubblemail would be better for these extended conversations. It’s possible to go off in all kinds of tangents.

Tara Sheffer-A..., 4 months ago

I love your creativity!!! This is great!

Robert O'Neill, 4 months ago

Thanks for the view Tara

Joanne Marie Shaw, 3 months ago

Mmmm….. strange, in a strange way.

Joanne Marie Shaw, 3 months ago

Mmmm….. strange, in a strange way.

Maureen Bloesch, 3 months ago

great imagery, emotion and detail. Soft (female), yet hard (silver color), gothic design is striking.
Nicely done!

Robert O'Neill in reply to Joanne Marie Shaw’s comment, 3 months ago

Well, thanks for the view Joanne

Robert O'Neill in reply to Maureen Bloesch’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks Maureen. Yes, I placed (typically) incongruent forms together to create an unusual effect. Glad you liked it.

Joanne Marie Shaw, 3 months ago

Know how she feels !

Robert O'Neill in reply to Joanne Marie Shaw’s comment, 3 months ago

She looks a bit upset. Have I uspset you?

Joanne Marie Shaw, 3 months ago

No you havent upset me.
Just the relationship between me and my comp thats all.

Robert O'Neill, 3 months ago

Yes, I suppose that matches up with what’s going on here.

Dayonda, 3 months ago

This is an awesome work, and welll deserving of its rank of Featured Art. The wings, to me, are especially beautifully designed and applied. You’re excellent with details.

Robert O'Neill in reply to Dayonda’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks Dayonda. it took a lot of work rendering and compositing. Where was it featured?

blurtsmum, 3 months ago

Beautiful image- the possible concepts and outcomes intriguing – 3d work is great.

Azzurra, 3 months ago

love it

Jean Hildebrant, 3 months ago

This was featured in the graphic editing 101 group. Congrat’s!

Robert O'Neill in reply to Jean Hildebrant’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks jean.

Robert O'Neill in reply to Azzurra’s comment, 3 months ago

Thank you Azzura

Robert O'Neill in reply to blurtsmum’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks for the view. Yes, I am sure a story could be made from this, or at least, I guess it looks like part of a sage.

Arlene Zapata, 2 months ago

She’s beautiful + filled w/emotion. Well Done!

Robert O'Neill in reply to Arlene Zapata’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks Arlene. Folded arms always carry a lot of emotion. Glad you like it.

Jenifer, 2 months ago

Beautiful work.

Robert O'Neill in reply to Jenifer’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks again.