Ereshkigal 2 by brewgirlca
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Description
Ereshkigal, Goddess of the Underworld goes berserk when she sees her sister Ishtar coming to rescue her lover from the Land of No Return.
Final render of Ereshkigal with updated lighting. I attached 360 point lights to the burners and an infinite back light to the moon. Put a low level fill up front. Moved ray trace bounces way up to get better reflection on crystal ball.
Any comments, especially compared to the Ereshkigal that I uploaded yesterday would be much very appreciated.
Thanks for having a look!
Comments (16)
This is better...lighting's better...Nice render!!
Nice result!
Very well done. 5+.
Beautiful work.. Definitly wouldn't want to be her sister.... Excellent work!!
Yes I like this lighting as well!!!
I love the contradicting reflect in the sphere....and your comp is great
Fantastic work, I like all the detailes! Gorgeous character and I like lightning! +5!
Beautiful job..this updated work and lighting adds to the render...I Like it..well done!!!
great fantasy scene.....well composed and the lighting is excellent....congrats!
Went back to check the first one and I can see the difference in the lighting. This is richer, deeper somehow. Great job!
the added points look great
I know the story well :-) Great work! I like her expression - well that is - I do not want to be the one facing her though ;-)
This is stunning, and subtly, but greatly, improved! Backlight is hard to do (I got it right only once, I think, in my "Invitation" render) and I think you handled it brilliantly here. And the mist is well-done also!
I like this one! Cool! 5
Yes! The lighting is much improved and far more emotive. Looks like this turned into a lighting tutorial for you, eh? The result was well worth it, though. Nicely done!
I liked the last but another great reminder of how much lighting can add to a scene. As good as the last one was, this much more so!