CANDLELIGHT by laocoon

Carrara/RDS • Still Life • posted on Oct 10, 2005

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Description

An attempt to capture the atmosphere of a Dutch still life in Carrara 4.Thanks for looking and any comments.

Comments (11)

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Mondwin

11:07AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Suggestive look!!!Bravo!V:DDD

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Gor111

11:16AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Oh what a beautiful still life scene with this so marvellous looking atmosphere! I love the color and light setting here! Bravo!!!

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2Loose2Trek

1:29PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Rembrandt would be proud ... excellent scene. I love the dramatic lighting in this fine composition. V

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blacq_nyght_vampyre

3:00PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Looks so real! I want to eat those cherries!! Very nicely done.

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GOLDILOCKSUK

4:10PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Great still life modelling and amazing lighting. Fabulous work V Cathy xoxoxo

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fuzzoom

7:19PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Beautiful composition with a good contrast between light and shadow. The objects are modelled very well, and the glass items are especially beautiful. Excellent work!

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Artformz2

4:51PM | Tue, 11 October 2005

Wonderful dramatic lighting with a candle. Combine that with great modeling and rendering. I'm sure the Dutch artists would agree. V !!!

Lissa_lei

7:39PM | Tue, 11 October 2005

Drama at its best, love the shadows and the eccellent reflections, your work in this medium is always your unique style, impressive, eccellent, V* Lina

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tallpindo

4:55AM | Wed, 12 October 2005

A pleasure to view this. One of the two surviving aunts I still have just discovered that at least when debarking for America the Dutch spelled Van with a small v. So I can see this a bit more succinctly, now.

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