Filling the Lamps by purdon
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
She has to fill the oil lamps....
I made everything here except the girl's body and her hair. Most of it was created in Blender, but a few simple things were created in Vue.
It took about 72 hours to render on my dual processor laptop.
The blueness is from Vue's raytracer giving up after going through too many layers of glass. I'm sure there must be a way to deal with this, but I don't know what it is yet....

Comments (9)
The modeling of the vessels and lamps is really well done and I can only imagine the problems trying to render out so many objects with these materials. I thikn this scene would eat my machine alive! I actually like the blue tint of the glass as it adds a contrasting color to the scene, but that's just me! Most excellent work on this!
It turned out that the blue was due to a default reflection limit on Vue's ray tracer engine. With guidance from the kind folks at the Renderosity Vue forum I was able to set the limit to 16 instead of the default of four and a mere 256 hours later I had a image without blue.
Of course, there was no way I could wait for 256 hours, so I went on a ten day vacation in France while it rendered.
A very, very belated "Thank you!"
Cool modeling, the lamps and pots look great. A very unique scene, I like it!!
I still use the lamps in images...
A very, very belated "Thank you!"
Very well done !
A very, very belated "Thank you!"
wow, I'm impressed at all the lamps. good job!
I made only three lamps; the only difference between them being the shape of the oil reservoirs (based on lamps that I have hoardedXXXXXcollected). Vue has a duplicate function that I used to make them many...
A very, very belated "Thank you!"
Belissima obra, aplausos (5)
Un "grazie" molto, molto tardivo!
Beautiful ;)
A very, very belated "thank you!"
Great job on the modeling, honestly. I wouldn't have the patience. Unique piece as well.
Blender made it easy...
A very, very belated "thank you"!
Super!
A very, very belated "thank you"!
Wonderful work. Love the lighting and colors...
A very, very belated "thank you"!