The Map - revisited by Singular3D

Poser • Medieval • posted on Sep 26, 2005

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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Description

The old scribe did what he could do best. Drawing maps for the royal merchants and explorers. He might be old now, but he had still eyes of an eagle... ----------------- for face_off and richardson (my inspirations) Rendered with Poser6. Wasn't happy with the first version, so I made a second one with ambient occlusion (using Ambient Occlusion Master by face_off). This really gave the image a special touch. Just resized in Photoshop and did a little correction in contrast. This version is also larger than the first one... CREDITS: M3 hand with texture and displacement map made by myself S3D-Posemap (freebie by myself) Quill made by myself Table texture and displacement by myself Ancient Books by Daz3D Candle Holder by Daz3D

Comments (18)

twingo

3:14PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

Excellent scene, great looking render.

drace68

3:51PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

Great concept and execution of the render.

papachile

3:54PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

My goodness, that is an incredile image. I love the way it looks. So crisp, so real. Awesome work.

magickmedbh

4:05PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

What an amazing image! Love the realism!

sunfirexed

4:31PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

very good work. Lov the POV!

WiXie

4:51PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

WAAAAAAAAW this looks so great.. very much realism... Amazing work.... :-) Hugs from WJ

face_off

4:55PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

This is extremely realistic. From an artistic crit point of view, there could be some value in lighting up the hand a little more - since it is a major focus on the image.

richardson

5:36PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

BLOW ME DOWN You've posted! And in a BIG way too. Nothing for months and thwack! Is there a little perfectionist in there trying to get out??? lol Nowthen,,,a render a day keeps life at bay...and thanks for the thanks