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"Perched AI" by Ty "Psytronic" Scheuerman

SF&F Picture 21 out of 34 by Ty "Psytronic" Scheuerman


	Once again, my alter ego AI. As the sun mounts the clouds in the turning point of the evening, the cybernetic 'angel' surveys the world around him. Perhaps he merely rests a few minutes, or perhaps he perches for days. The locals often confuse him for one of the many gargoyles that dot the crumbling city of old... Perhaps he wishes he were one of them.

Date	Name	Comment
17 Aug 2005	Metriod	Loading... This one is very nice. I like your alter ego angels smudgey look. Great coloring, keep it up! Ty "Psytronic" Scheuerman replies: "Yeah, I suppose you could say his colors are a little smudgey. That's what I get for using generic photo-editing software for my colors, hey?..Honestly, I don't mind the coloring style so much. Hardly professional, though, and takes too much time."
16 Jul 2006	Sleemo666	Loading... This is the best pic in your collection i have to say. I love the clouds in the background and the angel himself just looks so...lonely? Forlorn? Comtemplative? You've captured a complicated emotion that really speaks wonders about the character. golf claps Bravo. Ty "Psytronic" Scheuerman replies: "Thank you very much. I recall having spent a decent amount of time on this piece, although - like most of the others- not a ton of thought went into the whole composition. It just worked, you could say."
24 Jan 2008	Emilia A. Wikstrom	Loading... Great work, I love how the clouds are so soft and swirley and the angel himself is kinda rough/sharp in contrast to them. Lovely use of colours in this one.
28 Jan 2008	James Sadler	Loading... I really like this one. I like how the figure seems sharply in focus, while the clouds are fuzzy and insubstantial. It’s kind of introspective, like the character’s pondering something important, seeking solitude. Interesting indeed.