Hunter becomes the hunted by chemicalbrother
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Ok here's one for the lightwave purists.
Render of the great white shark I modelled in lightwave (textures in photoshop) then exported and made into a poser model, posed in poser then exported back into a lightwave object...... and rendered with no more modification to the object or textures whatsoever.
Thanks to Mitch for the awesome P4 diver.
Any complaints about posting lightwave renders using poser models should be posted directly up your own rectum.
Thank you for your co-operation.
CHEM : )
Comments (16)
lmao i like your statement great pic chem love the blue!!
great work Chem... and also in agreement with your message 8 )
somthing seems off to me like the Man and shark are not in the scene but on it. Grate model of the shark!
darn I was hoping the shark was eating the guy
yeah hopkins i agree it needs maybe some bubbles in the foreground to give it more depth and make the diver and shark appear in the middle of the scene. it was one of those ones "well it has rendered now so might as well post it"
I keep hearing the theme song from Jaws :) Wonderful attention to details on both the shark and the diver.
Very good shark....even the teeth look realistic.Poor diver.....lol.
Great concept! wouldn't want to be the diver : )
nice poses, angle, props and texturing. i suck at underwater scenes, but perhaps i can give a little tip here - experiment with depth cueing. the thing with water, especially the ocean, is that it has a very low visibility that drops dramatically with distance. light doesnt penetrate it very far, and distant areas seem hazy and darker. your water is fine, but try adding a bit of depth cueing to darken the tail of the shark and make it much less visible, and perhaps a few more bubbles coming from the respirator of the diver. cheers, -gabriel
thanks gabe............. there is some fogging in the image but as you say not enough.
the little fishy looks like Flounder! ^_^ j/k, still in awe of your 3D skills, hope you post more :D
Wonderfull pic Chem!!!
lol no complaints from this side, nice work on the model and the pic though.
Eeep! Wouldn't want to be in his fins. Nice pic, well posed and great shark!
Screw the LW guys. It was rendered in LW, so its a LW image. what was used doesnt matter.
Cool pic, been diving myself and think the lighting is pretty good.