Artistic tribute... by Antaran
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Description
To the master of light and one of my favorite artists.
Apart from that, this is just another exercise in realism. Critique is very welcome, as usual, and so are other comments. So please tell me what you think.
Software: Carrara 6 Pro.
Products: V4, V4 Towel, V4 Wildwoods Traveler, Indigone's excellent silk shaders.
Comments (21)
dorkmcgork
spectacular, great pose and light
xxxartwork
You make me want to stop using Poser for making porn and do something constructive. Just kidding. Excellent work on your part
cyberzen1
A lot here looks really good - skin, cloth textures, ear ring, might just do with a tiny bit more reflection in the eye???
gizmee
This is amazing...fantastic tribute!!
Singular3D
Great image and especially wonderful detailed skin. Love the pores.
1402dandoy
Great tribute. She has a nice expression.
tulipe
Amazing !
MarkBremmer
Beautiful.
mansco
Are you talking about Albert Durero? Northern Renaissance like him or Jan van Eyck was really fantastic. I love "The praying hands" from Durerom ;O) Splendid work my friend!
elianeck
Beautiful
clam73
you did great.....I love it!! :-)
watchman2005
Excellent portrait and a very nice interpretation of a masterful work!!!! Comparing this one to your more recent version and purely from a personal viewpoint I think I prefer the eyes in this version. However all things are subjctive and both versions a fine pieces of work!
thartwick1
I like the eyes in this version better. Nice render!
ThomasMacCallum
This is lovely but the new one has the edge because she seems more alive.
maxxxmodelz
Honestly, I think the eyes in this image are more realistic than the new one. Despite the lack of reflections and highlights, these eyes are brighter, and more alive than the new version. The reflectivity in the new version makes the eyes darker, because they are reflecting a black empty environment. You don't need reflectivity if you don't have any environment in the scene to reflect.
evinrude
Very nicely done.
MarciaGomes
TUA OBRA É INCRIVEL ADOREI,TODOS OS DETALHES SÃO PERFEITO,EU AMEI A EXPRESSÃO E OS OLHOS ASSIM COMO JÁ FALEI NA OUTRA.+++++++++++5
Realm_Of_Illusion
The lighting in your second version is more subtle and gives a very nice softness. Very nice work :)
SetoKaiba
I liked the work of Vermeer very much and yours is really close by.
Digital_Mischief
An excellent portrait - very nice indeed.
zoren
interesting to see in 3D....