From Darkness Into Light by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Bryce 6.1/DazStudio/Photoshop
Another study in setting up lighting,and posing a figure.Victoria 3 base,with Juni Hair,Real Woman 001 skin mat and Sleepless Nights outfit(all from Daz3D and posed in DazStudio).Two radial lights with varying falloff settings.Curtain is a terrain rendered in a tapestry fabric photo from CGTextures.Plant is a Royal Fern from Daz's Trees for Bryce pack,rendered in vegetation presets.Pot is a torus rendered in a modified wet rock texture.Rendered in Premium setting.Postwork in Photoshop involved a levels adjustment and signature.Thanks for looking and any comments!
Comments (15)
Great work, really a msterpice you have made here, well done, that curtain looks almost like a real one, bravo++++5
great light and pose!!
idem:great light and pose
Neat light study result and the babe ain't half bad either...WOOOT ! Well done & ~Cheers~
Great lighting and pov.
Really great lighting and nice work on the curtain!
Beautiful work!
Beautiful pose and exqusite model!!!! Fantsatic lighting and textures!!!!!! Wonderful background and setting!!!!!! Super work!!!!!
Very nice scene. Great character, pose and lighting! Really nice work.
great pov and lighting!
As usual, your choice of POV is perfect. The negative space on the left enhances the great work on the curtain.
Excellent work and beautiful character!
Exceptional work with lighting and atmosphere. The clothing and curtain are perfect.
I think this is my all-time favourite of your portraits. Wonderful lighting, composition and textures. Bravo!
Nice lighting, but the subject--nice as she is--seems a bit ordinary compared to your usual work.