Whoa...awe striking. This guy could do paintings in the Vatican.

realsilverjunk said:
Whoa...awe striking. This guy could do paintings in the Vatican.

You are very correct on that, this guys artworks are simply beautiful.

Um, Im pretty sure the Vatican would NOT like this guy's artworks... but I totally know what you are talking about!
This is pretty dang awesome looking!

Correct me if I am Wrong, but shouldn't this have the Transformation Tag? They are turning her into a Vampire like themselves after all.

Or Slow Kill, if you're a RIFTS head.

Yuri2Win said:
Or Slow Kill, if you're a RIFTS head.

Blue eyeball

where is Belmonts?

I really like Randis' work. He mixes beauty with horror better than most any other artist on this site.

Me like.

lol asian vampires. asians make horrible vampires. they just look fucking aweful.

Quick question: What's the source of lighting in this piece?

Wow, this is fantastic. Amazingly realistic.

ImperialDragon said:
Quick question: What's the source of lighting in this piece?

The light looks like it's coming from the upper right, so possibly a window or a wall lamp/lantern? Although it looks more like light from a window to me.

WebBrowser said:
Wow, this is fantastic. Amazingly realistic.

The light looks like it's coming from the upper right, so possibly a window or a wall lamp/lantern? Although it looks more like light from a window to me.

Yes.
Sunlight.

Holy sweet mother of awesome.

ImperialDragon said:
Yes.
Sunlight.

Moonlight, more likely...

OOZ662 said:
Holy sweet mother of awesome.
Moonlight, more likely...

That's an intense moon.

ImperialDragon said:
That's an intense moon.

That's where the fiendies get their power. Plus the incorrect but widespread notion that vampires catch fire/die in the sunlight.

SPICE MUST FLOW

OOZ662 said:
That's where the fiendies get their power. Plus the incorrect but widespread notion that vampires catch fire/die in the sunlight.

Yeah, 'cause everyone knows they just sparkle, right? *ducks*

It's a moot point anyway, moonlight is sunlight, just reflected.

Teclo said:
It's a moot point anyway, moonlight is sunlight, just reflected.

Perhaps the moon's regolith is particularly absorbent of the specific wavelength(s) that is(/are) damaging to them. At any rate moonlight is far less intense, both because of the Moon's low albedo and the /additional/ inverse square drop-off as one recedes from a diffusely reflecting body (that is, in addition to the ^(-2) drop-off already due to the Moon's distance from the original illuminator)

(Yes, we're absurdly debating technicalities about fantasy creatures who don't even have a physiology that makes scientific sense anyway...)