the forgotten sword by magann
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How can I improve my Vue artwork? Thanks for comments, Markus :o)
Comments (16)
Fantastic and impressive image...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
This image is great! If you want, try for more photo realism. I cannot provide specifics since I've never used vue. I'd love to see the results you achieve!!!
Geheimnisvoller Nebel...tolle mystische Stimmung hier....fantastische Vue-Szene. Was soll man da noch verbessern - ist doch top !! :-) LG Karin
Very nice image. May I suggest do not put the sword flat to the scene? The shadows are hard to see and the sword looks flat. A slight angle would create more shadow and a more interesting image. Of course you need to set the lighting so it will cast the shadow across the scene as well.
I agree, lighting, filters and shadow are most supreme in compositions......
I'd say this is amazing!!!
Great atmosphere and lighting! Very well done.
Beautiful work
Excellent, really tells a story!!
Just beautiful!!!
great scene and composition
Amazing look stunning design for such an awesome sword!!
Very nice image. I am not sure what you could improve. For me it looks very nice. Have you modelled the sword also with Vue?
very very fine!
Excellent!!!
It is a very good image. If you are looking for constructive criticism, I'd agree that a visible shadow for the sword would be a good idea. I think it could also use some more distant trees, just visible in the mist - at the moment I don't get the feeling of a forest... (And Vue is good at big polygon counts!) Maybe a more ground hugging mist too? But I do really like the image as it stands! (Incidentally, I was very impressed personally with the 'geek at play' tutorials, some of which are free. I learned a lot!) Nick