Nar Gwen: Dancing at the Temple of Rain by kassad
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Nar Gwen: Based on DAZ Vicky 3 Texture by Catharina Harders
Clothes By As Shanim
Build and rendered with Poser 6 and Cinema 4D XL 9.52
Post effects: Photoimpact 6 and Photoshop CS

Comments (11)
I love it..the atmosphere and rain effect is perfect, her hair even looks like it's getting wet. Fantastic expression and pose. Absolutely wonderful work on this.
Beautiful work! I love the atmosphere and lighting effects.
Very well done - the dynamic cloth is fantastic - but maybe lose the lense flare?
Awesome scene, love the action shot and her expression is brilliant!!! (((( Vote ))) ;) dave
Awesome clothing pose .Excellent looking image
Lovely!!!, nar gwen sounds beautifull, the name self speaks a history
Lovely image, terrific rain effect!
"Dancing in the rain" fantasy-styled!!! :D A great pose and POV really make this a very dramatic image!! And the rain effect just top it off!! Wonderful work!!
This is a great render and very unique! Love the pose and the image title and concept. The scene looks fantastic - the grass detail, the thunder and rain postwork - and her expression really tops it off and makes her a perfect part of the scene. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, a fantastic render!!!Excellent pose and expression!!!
Hello everybody, I use 2 layers that I rendered separately with Cinema 4D: one including Nar Gwen, the ground and the temple with Alpha channel and another with the background created with Ozone (the vue d'Esprit plugin for C4D). I use a little DOF on the first one for the "blurry" temple, 3 light for Nar Gwen: Orange on top, grey on right and dark blue on left (Boris Vallejo technic). I also use an Orange light on right of the temple, an ambient and another for the sun light. I post process the background with Photoimpact for the flashes then with Photoshop for the DOF (gausian blur) and finally add the two layers, create the rain with Photoimpact, then back to Photoshop for the final colorimetry and blurring effects. Thank you for supporting ;) B-)