sword of truth by leehilliard
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hello rendo comrades !,
i hope everyone is well.thanks for all the kind words you've written here and the support you've all shown for me and my work.as i've said many times they mean the world to me and i hope i've been able to return the favor on your works as well.
tonight's image was a total "happy accident". some of you may remember my ares character(my second posting here at rendo).well i attempted to render a newer version using the old daz file. as fate would have it daz couldn't find half of the items i used on him. so i attempted to rebuild it. which of course didn't turn out the way i hoped.which lead me to an exercise in lighting and metallics. what i came up with was a really awesome knight in shining armor.
i hope you enjoy this render as much i do.here's wishing you,my friends, a wonderful day. hugs and regards,
lee
wiu
m3 remapped bodysuit -aremis2000
armor -blacksmith 3d
hair-kozaburo
hair texture from dr.strange-hasdrubal
sword -blackhearted
metal shaders-jen x
Comments (30)
King Arthur wielding Excalbur! Lee, this image is so simple, it really is awsome, congratulations :-D
A 'happy accident' indeed!! Like the metallic texture very much ;)
i remember that first image , this one is just as beautiful and gorgeous :))) well done Hugs ... Wendy
wtg lee they are getting better and better well done
Totaly superb work My friend a magnificent knight in a magnificent render
May you have accidents like these every time you render, VBG He is awesome, may I please have his phone number now, lol Angela
don't you love it when you start out doing something, and you end up with something totally different!
He's a gorgeous and beautifully done white knight Lee ~ Bravo!!
Good looking character. Don't you love those happy accidents! Great work!!
WOW--this is fabulous, Lee!
Great job Lee-Powerful figure with such a determined look on his face-LOVE IT!!!!
Nice armor is that one free
Looks great Lee! LOve his eyes!!!!!!!!!!!
Great scene! is a good accident, pretty texture and excellent character. :)
Well done,Lee!!!Superb render!
Awesome Lee, can you tell me where you found him? He is just what I have been looking for!! ;)
A formidable image Lee, and a handsome fellow too! Super render!
Awesome scene. :)
Great image.Nice armour,postwork,pose.Wish i had skin that smooth and tanned....
Excellent render Lee!!
he looks fantastic !!
Excellent result ;} Like the expression very much. Isn't it grand when these little accident turn out so well!
Great expression of strength, well done!
This is no accident! This is your other "twin" taking over while you were asleep. Excellent render, Lee. I love it!
Super piece of render as always!!!
Absolutely wonderful image! I love this! What a wonderfully strong pose you've put him in. The armour really stands out & the gleam on the sword is magnificent. I especially love his glorious skin tones & the intensity of his gaze. 5 stars & straight into my favourites. :-)
Wonderful work - loved your Ares, and love this shiny armour guy!
Dear Lee, Truly a knight in shining armor!!!! And a product of one of my favorite tools - serendipity!!! You would never believe how many things I totally mess up that turn out better with my mess up than with what I intended!!! In this case, I think that the loss of the items led to a fantastic rebuild!! I love the intense expression! Kind of reminds me of some I've seen in old movies - Yul Brynner maybe?? I think he did a knight or two. Hmmmm - and the look could also come from "The King and I" or maybe even "The Magnificent Seven!!" My problem with a lot of those movies is that I have a hard time separating the "movie" from the soundtrack. Rodgers and Hammerstein's superb work in "The King and I" and Dmitri Tiompkin's in "The Magnificent Seven." Regardless, you have well capture the look of determination and a sense of destiny, too!!! Love the soft pastels in the background, too!! They really enhance look of the armor and sword!!! Super work!!!!!! Love ya, Meredith
This is great! and it actually fits the image I have of you :)
very nice another masterpiece! i love how he is looking at the sword its like in his eyes as if to say he is putting his trust into the blade for that he knows it will aide him in defeating the evil that is rising. sorry lol. but! :D i like and yay for happy accidents! i made a few myself in the last few days lol. and i found SWORD! sings aloud that work :D from just bobbing around in the free stuff, if your interested just tell me and i'll send em over your way. as always Lee, thanks for sharing this one with us, and thanks for every thing else! A+ 5