Swamp Scene by frogdot
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I've had this epic novel in my head for years. Problem is, I can play bits and parts in my head as if it were a movie. I can picture the characters walking around and talking all in realtime, BUT... if I try writing just a small scene, it bogs down and stops. Same with making an image. I usually see a scene as a single frame in a movie. If I were to ever try my hand at animation, the fun of imagination would get trampled by the technical stuff.
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Made the trees in Amorphium, the log in ZBrush. The frog is a heavily morphed Mike2 and the hedgehog is a millennium kid with a head that I made in AmapiPro. Painted the hair and clothes
Comments (12)
Very imaginative scene, it has this typical fairy tale style. Superb image.
Nicely done and I know the feeling.
Lovely scene !
Very cute, very magical pic. Your extra work on the figures has really paid off.
Very fantastical. Great idea and execution especially the lighting.
Fairy says to org in a distinct New Jersey accent: "What? You bring me all the way out here, in the dark, with the humidity...for this?" What are you...nuts?" Frog reacts the only way he knows how..."maybe...?" I so enjoy scenes that don't tell me whats going on hahahah...Wonderful stuffs Dave... (=
yes great stuff dont worry about animation just make good stills.
Outstanding work here Cant believe the frog is M3 thanks to self "will I ever beable to do stuff like this"
Beautiful render...!!!! Very well done !!
Excellent!!
wow, you sure work quickly to be able to morph, model and texture all that stuff up so quickly, and it always looks so good. I sure would like to hear/see more of this little adventure...
Love the atmosphere in this scene (though the jpegging process doesn't do it justice). Nicely done!