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Your character really commands attention- has such a strong build, but also that stance means business. The amount of work you put into this really shows :)
Thank you!
Her name is Death.
Playing around with lights once again.
Good to see your new work. :)
Started off as a nude and ended up a portrait. More playing with settings...
My newest render has a bare breast so it's located at:
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2582817
Here's the thumbnail for it though -
mixing pieces and parts... attempting night time...
Latest renders can be found at:
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2583569
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2583568&recent;_upload&user_id=796453&member;
***CONTAINS NUDITY
12DEC2014
Getting back into the flow after the holidays. Hope ya enjoy, thanks for looking.
Not too happy with facial expression or handling of teeth but overall, I like this.
I recently picked up Reality 4 and wanted to start learning it with a fun render. I created this scene and decided to render out two different angles. I’m hoping to get feed back on which angle to go with (and any crits or thoughts whatsoever). More "kit bashing”?
I’ll post both the 3Delight render and the Reality 4 one to compare to.
Thanks for checking it out.
ALT versions...
Exumbra, the upheld arm with the sword is not looking natural to me. Always try mimicking the pose you are trying to do to see if you are forcing limbs to do more than would actually be done. I could be wrong, but you'll know if you try it.
Based on the feedback I received, here's the image I'm going forward with for my Reality test.
I made this for my father-in-law for Xmas. This is a HIGHLY scaled down version of the final (6600x10200).
THE WOLFMAN
NINJA
Love that Wolfman render. Great work.
If you don't mind me asking, how long did that take to render at that huge size?
Also, you say you gave this as a Christmas present - did you have this printed somewhere online or locally? Or did you just give him the digital image?
Thank you!
The final render out of 3Delight took 12.5 hours. (the LAMH presets were brutal)
He's big into the classic monster movies and the Wolfman is his favorite, we're going to print it out and frame it for him. I have a CMYK version at 600 dpi ready to go.
Oh, those render times. I suspected as much with an image that big, especially with that much fur/hair.
Where are you getting this printed? If it's an online print provider they might prefer it in RGB.
Either way, you've inspired me to begin work on a project for my sister's birthday, so thanks for the idea.
(Although I may be cursing you later when it's time to render lol)
Oh, those render times. I suspected as much with an image that big, especially with that much fur/hair.
Where are you getting this printed? If it's an online print provider they might prefer it in RGB.
Either way, you've inspired me to begin work on a project for my sister's birthday, so thanks for the idea.
(Although I may be cursing you later when it's time to render lol)
That's awesome!! Wow, I have a smile on my face. Not sure I've ever inspired anyone before.
My wife has a place in mind (online) but they want CYMK (as it's print).
Try and set your render off when you go to sleep :)
Makes Jack Bauer rank amongst the Boy Scouts. On par with Scott Harvath and Mitch Rapp.
Charlie.
15JAN2015
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I like that you didn't place the bullet directly in the middle of the window, so the viewer's mind will continue the progress of the bullet forward. (called closure) This does show the bullets better and the window lighting is good.
Okay, so I picked up an item to throw and wanted it to be a bit dramatic. My other hand was not down by my side. It came up to add force to my body when releasing the item. If you want the figure to be ultra calm though, that is the feeling I get.
I like that you didn't place the bullet directly in the middle of the window, so the viewer's mind will continue the progress of the bullet forward. (called closure) This does show the bullets better and the window lighting is good.
Okay, so I picked up an item to throw and wanted it to be a bit dramatic. My other hand was not down by my side. It came up to add force to my body when releasing the item. If you want the figure to be ultra calm though, that is the feeling I get.
You're absolutely right. However, he's not throwing the bullets, he's using his telekinesis to launch them.
Thank you for taking the time to leave an awesome response. I greatly appreciate it.