Queen Sofia by vampie
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Description
it's a long time I have bought this background and never I used it !!!
all my credits are by Vali ( a mix lol)
no postwork except my login
thanks for your comments and have a good night or day ?!
Comments (10)
tr belle attitude tr gracieuse, j'aime l'air dominateur mais serein, attend t elle les ames perdues... montre-t-elle le chemin des enfers ?
Good pose of this lady. Fine effect and background :-))
Very dreaming fantasy pic! Love the golden-reddish colors but there are a pair of things that can be improved: her left elbow is one, since it looks a bit unnatural - i have a feel this is not your fault but just a lighting quirk, but still some postwork shading could help it - second, the rock pillars in the background show some pixellated edges, that could be get rid by smoothing them in postwork again. Anyway, a very good image!
Awesome work! I love the pose!
Elle est magnifique !!
eh !!! mais c'est excellent ca, la tonnalitest chaude, le model est correct. a part le pied qui est beaucoup trop tordu, vampie les epaule ronde comme ca , ca fais pas terrible, je te conseille d'utiliser le filtre fluiditpour corriger ca. mais dans l'enssemble c'est tr bien! allmoi je mets ***** car tu les mite! :)
Ben moi je le trouve plutot bien,les couleurs sont bien choisis, donne a l'image un petit cotsurnaturelle....xxx...:)
tr belle pose et expression, j'aime l'angle et les nuances de couleurs. C'est une tr jolie compo. je te souhaite une agrble jorun.
Colors and lighting are fantastic, and that background is spectacular! I've always had troubles with pixelating backgounds - that's why I never use them. It's often better to put the background as a texture on a square prop, and then position the prop as needed. I have to agree with GRIMage about her left elbow, it looks like it's bent backwards. The fiery lighting is brilliant, the composition is very good, and her outfit is gorgeous. Well done!
A really beautiful render :)