A Starlet In Peril by frogdot
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
proper title: "A Starlet In Peril Never Worries, Because She Can Always Change The Channel"
First test render with Carrara 7 Beta. The fire was an afterthought and was painted in Photoshop, then.... I decided it really needed a poodle. Added some spheres to the Millennium Dog and made another render. Modeled the room, table and vase in Hexagon.
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Culled from the headlines in Southern California where we have wildfires all the time, but recent fires involved celebrities and as we all know, that's REALLY exciting and even more newsworthy!
Comments (16)
Fantastic and superbly compo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma.Happy Holidays to You!!!!!!!!!!!
great view... sad about the wildfires... strange about the newsworthyness
This is awesome! As always. Your modeling and concept is fantastic. Wonderful scene in the background also. I do hope you and yours are not in harms way.
Looks beautiful!!!
Une réalisation fantastique et très créative mon ami!!!
Very nice work!
Brilliant Work....;)
A fantastic experiment in many apps. The spheres on the poodle was brilliant.
never saw a bryce forest fire, but that's darn good!
Excellent and creative realization frog.....!!!!!!
Carara 7, ho ! good first test
And even if it does burn down, she can just buy another mansion ^_^ The lighting is great!
Well done, and a reminder to say a prayer for the residents of Calif. threatened again by the annual, and seemingly growing, wild fires. Great job on the poodle, tres creative and nice job on the room etc. as well.. ...
Very good pose and composition. Good light and render.
Nice colors and composition.
Really like the way you did the grass fires. We have them in Early April but the rancher keep them controlled--most of the time.