Earlier on in the semester, one of my professors decided that I should graduate with an all-digital portfolio. Which sounded good to me! But it turns out I need to have a total of 20 pieces and I was only able to find about 18. So last night I dug through my computer and found a couple of old Poser renders that I had never done anything with but that deserved a new life with the help of some serious Photoshop work. And oh, did I ever give them a new life. Let's just say I didn't feel restrained when I was working on them and I did a lot of strange stuff that had never occured to me before. You can check out the first one via the link I have to my gallery @ Renderosity. But the second one is too sophisticated (or something like that) to really be appreciated there. It'll be exclusively shown here instead!

I've called the piece Glass Ghost because it's a rather creepy image in a way. Clicking on the picture will take you to a slightly larger version where you can see some more of the detail.

As I said, it's quite a departure. Lately with my digital work I've been wanting to go in more of a fine art direction. It's just too bad that no one buys digital fine art. I'd have to try to translate my images to canvas in order to sell them. I could probably do it, but it'd be a lot of work. But then again, if it actually sells, it'd be worth it.