Forty Winks by cwrw
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So I guess this is a milestone- my 100th posting here! And the first of the New Year as well. Happy New Year to all!
This actually got started as I was working on an illustration job where I needed to use the MilHorse Western Saddle from Daz and I was pretty unhappy with the textures, so I decided to make my own. Then I thought well since I am going to that trouble I'll go farther and pull my textures into a product (coming soon here). Anyway I was thinking about what kind of images I might want to make using the tack and this fellow popped into my head. Also it gave me a chance to play with the new release of Bryce. I still like working with Bryce a lot- it is the 3D program that got me into doing all of this in the first place!:)
So the usual notes: Mil Horse, Daz western saddle/bridle posed and morphed in Poser 7 and imported into Bryce. I used the Mahogany Bay from my Pro Pack at Daz for the horse and my new textures WIP for the saddle and bridle. Also the Daz Western Saloon and Western Bric-a-Brac products as well. This is an almost 100% pure Bryce render- I did do a little bit of postwork so the one rein would loop over the hitching post and some minor tonal adjustments in Photoshop, but otherwise it's the most straight render I've done in years:)
You can see a lot more detail in the tack in the full size image.
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Comments (38)
awesome omage the work is beautifullly detailed nice work!!!laura really well done!
GORGEOUS OMAGE, SUPERB HORSE,LIGHTING AND COLORS, GREAT WORK !!!!!!!!!!!!
sweet, wonderful render. Great detail on the saddle
Absolutely stunning work! Congrats on 100! The colours and tone are absolutely beautiful. Really exceptional (as always) work!
Thank you for sharing so many of your wonderful works with us! I love your new textures. Makes everything else in the scene pale.
I lik ethe warm light so much--he looks like he's waiting for his rider to come out of the saloon;)
Its ashame they dont make more accessories for the Mil horse, its a wonderful model. Great image!
This is a great 100th. Such a beautiful animal.
Oh poor baby is sleepy tired. Really lovely render. Great skin textures and saddle. Happy 100th posting to you!
Great art and story, too.
Bautiful composition, lovely hues.
Superb. The warm and beautiful lighting accentuates the beauty of the leather. I can almost smell the leather.
Mood and scene is just perfect! And a happy 100th to you too!
Lovely image. Very nice lighting. Corrie
Outstanding work...love it
wow...awesome image and work...love it!
Absolutely stunning work!
SOOO very lovely indeed. What a wonderful horse this is.
Great image and fantastic textures!
Very lovely image! Wonderful textures and pose. Excellent work!
Congratulations on your 100th post! Great work! Exciting news about the saddle textures! I'm looking forward to them!
Nice! I really like the textures for the saddle. Very well done. Congrats on #100.
Beautiful!!
Excellent image!
Wonderful scene and moody lighting!
Excellent image!
What an image for your 100th, awesome, the saddle is amazing!!!!!
very very nice indeed! i love the warm hues.
Simple yet Stunning imag full of Majestic grace and detail!!
I love opening your beautiful images and this one is superb and when I zoomed those wonderful textures really showed up. You have captured the mood of the horse so well here it looks so real.