Monsters die also, for Ragouc by Elcet
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This was done months ago, but delayed for two reasons. I was impressed by some dragon images by my friend Severine, for whom dragons mean good beings and not devilesque creatures. And for some time I hoped to make a link to an interesting photo series by my wife mtc. But after she had posted some Thailand pictures, she is now involved in Senegal images… This composition combines an Artmatic Voyager seascape modeled by the very talented Steve Swayne (aka MalenySteve or Serendigity) with a Daz Dinokonda, rendered in Poser 7, created by the fantastic fantasy animal specialist who is Dinoraul. However, Artmatic Voyager does not like so much these stormy waters: it makes appear a huge quantity of cracks, as if it was some badly dried cast! I had to close these cracks one by one with Photoshop’s Clone Stamp tool. Not a difficult operation, but it takes time. I guess that to create this landscape was not simple for Steve. I added some foam around the dragon, that I extracted from a photo I took of some furious waves on the Mediterranean sea. But I recognize that it is better to do that with custom-made Photoshop brushes. Finally I added the usual column of Photoshop Adjustment Layers to get the dramatic mood I was willing.
I am happy to dedicate this pict to ragouc, a prominent fantasy-scifi Poser user. I invite everybody to spend an exquisite moment exploring his gallery. Ragouc is specially good in action scenes and expressions.
I am happy to dedicate this pict to ragouc, a prominent fantasy-scifi Poser user. I invite everybody to spend an exquisite moment exploring his gallery. Ragouc is specially good in action scenes and expressions.
Comments (30)
excellent scene, i like how the water and atmosphere came out and of course the dragon is fantastic too.
I especially like the chilly mist the image portrays. Exceptionally good work, Edouard!
a lot of work with photoshop brushes here, well composed, great!!
A wonderful design , i have the asian concept of dragons as protecting beings , Ana
Yeah! A very spectacular work! nice
Trés beau travail Elcet ! L'environnement est superbe, bravo ! J'ai aussi le Dinokonda mais ne peut l'utiliser pour l'instant faute d'avoir un PC assez puissant... (snif)...
Superb image...well done...
Fantastic realism!!!Excellent scene,very great work on the atmosphere and water effect,great job!!!!
wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! Incredibly!!!!!!!!!!!!
wonderful image
Lovely, Dragons from the depths of the ocean! DO keep up the good work. DPH
Your technique and style are nothing short of insiring as always. This is a wonderfully done image. 5+++
Great image!
excellent!
A really beautiful scene. Excellent artwork :)
Super beau !!
Wonderful and wild image. The waves and foaming effects are great!!!
~Spectacular~ Beauty & Magic blended in this Awesome Scene... EXCELLENT!! ^5^
Thanks for dedication. Very good picture. Well done.
ÉPOUSTOUFLANT... B R A V O
Excellente composition, et un rendu de l'océan juste ...magique!
This is particularly nice Elcet! Congratulations.
Very great work!
outstanding water and mood. dragons hold no real meaning to me since they are imaginary, but I do appreciate all the ones created for 3d or drawn for 2d.real life scares me more than imaginary
Very nice fantasy work & water!
The realism is amazing..as the sea serpent struggle up for one of his last breaths. Excellent.
WowDramatic blue and the dragon fading away into the depth of the sea is outstanding. great work and dedication to your friend.
Excellent scene, the serpent looks like one of the heads of the Hydra in God of War 2..
nice job of hiding that it's poser
This turned out really well. Great job where the monster meets the water. I always have problems with that kind of thing.