Ascension of Passion by bob4artist
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Passion is born of fire and ascends into the world. She certainly has helped in keeping me interested in doing art. Other things too.;-)
Study of lighting and focal lenght. Fairly long render of 30Hrs 20min on a 64bit 2.8Mb system. Some post of smoke, fire in hands, and touch-up.
Hope you like it. Comments are always welcome.
Bob
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Comments (16)
This is great work! the atmosphere is incredible. Great job.
Love the idea and the lighting is excellent.
Great lighting!!! Love the color selection too.
Excellent Artwork - perfect in all Details - I think a masterpiece - wow
Excellent work Bob! I love the colors and lighting.
Excellent and very creative scene...!!! Impressive atmosphere....!!!!!
fire has darker colors in it detail your texture of stone more ligth and darkness , detail to your stone yes excellent art work keep it up
I dont exactly understand what could have made the render time so long,but i do know it is a damn fine image.Good work.
Great layout. My one suggestion would be a stronger bottom light that would naturally emanate from the fire below. Plus it would create a strong dramatic light.
Tried the stonger bottom light. It took out the texture on the arches and really didn't improve the lighting on the figure. The idea here is that she is rising from the fire and entering the light from the sun. So, I felt that there had to be a balance between the fire light and the sky light. - Bob
WOW!! I took it that some of the dark on her is smoke too...looks natural to me, and very dramatic! :)
Wow...can't believe it took that long to render. You are most definitely a patient man. lol. Wonderful atmosphere and I really like how the light shines up from below. Well done Bob.
Great fire effects - the atmosphere is fantastic (and I'm sure accounted for your render time). But it was worth it.
Wow Bob this is a fantastic one! Love the mood and lighting here as well as that fire and smoke. v
Very beautiful image and lights, Excellent render VOTE
Fantastic Scene!!!! Love it =0)