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The Seven Oracles

Created in Photoshop over a week. Continuing from where the Three Evils piece left off, this is another submission using photos kindly supplied by the lovely ~suspiria81

This is probably the last of these pieces for a while, I don't want to get repetitive, but I absolutely LOVED working this one up. ~suspiria81 has such a great face for this type of work, erk, well, I know that sounds odd, but I think she is stunning and goooorgeous. Go check her gallery out right now. The great thing about her is that she has a wonderful otherwordly feel to her face. I asked her to do me these shots with work like this specifically in mind and the results she sent back were ay beyond what I could hope for. It left the way clear to producing this piece open straight away. I finished Three Evils first and then went back to this idea.

The blue glow at the bottom was probably what secured the final idea for me. I was unsure as to what this would turn out like, and whether I would actually finish it until the point I added the glow idea. It was added onto the original greyscale concept (I work in black and white right until the very end where upon I add the colour) and it was just *wham* - soooo cool. So I kept it. The sickly yellows and oranges conflict nicely with the neon blue. Well, I'm happy with it anyway

Description
The Seven Oracles

Created in Photoshop over a week. Continuing from where the Three Evils piece left off, this is another submission using photos kindly supplied by the lovely ~suspiria81

This is probably the last of these pieces for a while, I don't want to get repetitive, but I absolutely LOVED working this one up. ~suspiria81 has such a great face for this type of work, erk, well, I know that sounds odd, but I think she is stunning and goooorgeous. Go check her gallery out right now. The great thing about her is that she has a wonderful otherwordly feel to her face. I asked her to do me these shots with work like this specifically in mind and the results she sent back were ay beyond what I could hope for. It left the way clear to producing this piece open straight away. I finished Three Evils first and then went back to this idea.

The blue glow at the bottom was probably what secured the final idea for me. I was unsure as to what this would turn out like, and whether I would actually finish it until the point I added the glow idea. It was added onto the original greyscale concept (I work in black and white right until the very end where upon I add the colour) and it was just *wham* - soooo cool. So I kept it. The sickly yellows and oranges conflict nicely with the neon blue. Well, I'm happy with it anyway