Something's Out There: Julian and Kaminski by nfredman
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Julian Machliec (left) and Mike Kaminski (right).
Julian felt the tickle of a hide-me-in-plain-sight glamour as they walked the ruins where they were camping, and stopping in a clearing, shredded it with a simple hand gesture. By now, Mike was getting used to his old friend and comrade being a Witch--something he'd only found out recently.
Kaminski: "That magick stuff sure is handy. Wish I'd known about it back when we worked for the Agency. I don't see anything yet, though. Are the villagers sure there was something out here that ate those archaeologists?"
Julian: "Oh, there's something here alright. Stay sharp."
Production details: M4 Enhanced with my two characters; Rodan Hairy skin on Julian and ID Mitchell skin on Kaminski; Urban Warrior suits on both; Stonemason Jungle Ruins; Kyuuketsu Henshi critter. Fog, sparkles, lights, hair, and background applied in post.
EDIT to note: Dappled lighting created using "trees and leaves" gobo on a spot light (140 deg angle, 150%) from Render Studio pack(s). Also used an IBL with a Render Studio material appied ("the woodpile", how appropriate), and two point lights as Key (with shadows) and Rim (no shadows). The streaming blue haze was done in post, as was the hint of fog.
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Comments (8)
excellent scene!!!
You are so creative. Love that black, thick fur on his chest. WOOF!!
Nice job with the lighting! Well done!
Excellent
nice pair
So awesome and well done!!!
This is amazing! I am at work, and my co-workers asked what game this was from. XD! I love, love the lighting in this (as I've said!)! Nicely done, doll!
Love the lighting