Infinite Regression by bigbraader
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
...mostly for a bit of fun, this one, but also very much a study in lighting etc.
Toolbox: Vue 5 Infinite, Poser, Onyxtree and Photoshop.
"Angel" character by "Mariny"
"Morphable Bed" by "Alexander_Kroener"
- many, many thanks!
3 hrs. render in "Broadcast" with GI, HDRI lighting with an additional spotlight.
Photoshop for lensblur DOF and a little softening.
The "satin" or "silk" effect on the bed is made with the Vue anisotrophic highlight feature.
Thanks for viewing and for any comments you may leave, they'll be very much appreciated.
Have a nice day
- Lars
Comments (19)
Wow! this is amazing! The lighting is superb. The pose and the whole scenario make this a very believable picture. That extra touch of the poster in the wall with the same picture is very nice.
I love the lighting you got it perfect for the pose. Excellent!
most excellent well done
I like the "mise en abyme" as we say in french : the picture inthe picture.
Awesome light on this scene!! Superb pose to!! Excellent job!
Excellent job! Fantastic scene and lighting!!
Superb lighting!
Wonderful light! Fantastic scene. Excellent work!
NIce posing and Excellent lighting!!!
Excellent !
All parts are beautifully harmonized each other. Her pose is very natural.
Beautiful high class work!
AWESOME!!!! Beautifully done scene with such brilliant colours ~ Bravo!!
Spendid render - beautifully detailed
Very different and very interesting! Beautifully done!
Awesome mats and the HDRI really lets the detail flood out.
Lighting is fantastic - beautiful work!
Superb work!!!
Infinite regression, indeed. A bit of fun with the imagery. I didn't even know there was such a thing as an anisotropic highlight feature in Vue, and it sure did a fine job on the satin/silk.