The Urbanite by DOM1
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just a simple scene using the excellent 3d buildings from 'Stonemason'. I thought about adding more to the scene, like litter or steam coming from the pavements, but just keeping it simple for now. Cat from Daz3d and human from Cornucopia3d.
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Comments (24)
Super render.
This is fantastic, love the cat pouncing. Very everyday, setting. Excellent! Hugs Maria
nice work.......!!
Wow, most photoreal!!! Too bad on the smoothing artifacts on the pavement. You might try setting your smooting angle to something very small and see if it doesn't help. But, really, a very, very nice image! :-)
Good.
Simple works. This works! Nothing but the best can be expected going into your gallery - and this one - just shows its so! Brilliant arrangement.
woowww amazing bravooo!!!
cool scene & render
Excellent scene !
perfect realistic scene...
I thought it was a photo at the first glance. Terrific work!
Wow, this is very good, very realstic.
wonderfull details here - all perfect
Gotta love the stonemason. His stuff is amazing. Excellent render, especially the light & angle.
Excellent!!!
Magnificent !!! love the details and the tonal quality, excellent work and render too
Great urban scene, love the detail and slightly angled pov.
Great scene, I think there is enough to see.
Very realistic - lighting is wonderful!
Wow! Really fantastic image!!!
I'm impressed. Lost of work, but it pays off.
Superb render. Great use of perspective. Excellent!!
Excellent scene. I think the sidewalk pavement texture is the only weakness here.
This is by far the best rendered use of Stonemason's backstreet I've seen.