Into The Out Of by Lenord
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MojoWorld3pro/Paint.Net for postworking
Been posting the last few MoJo's in the Mixed Medium gallery because of the use of Mesh Models but noticed a lot of them being used in the MoJo gallery lately, soooo. Been playing a lot with Models and lights in MoJo lately, this was basically testing the waters using Point Lights to create a subsurface glow. Up till now all the lighting I've dealt with has been Sunlight and Ambient light. Point, Spot and FX Lights are a whole other Animal.
Title from the Novel by Alan Dean Foster
Thanks for the l@@k
Comments (27)
3rd times a Charm I guess, first two Upload tries came out bad, had to resample resize to get it to work right, maybe it's my ISP ::Shrug::
Cool. The title reminds me of a Happy Rhodes song. Look her up on youtube, you'll probably like her!
Subterranean Triffids huh ? remind me not to forget to water my plants ! IMHO, it seems the postwork has made the contrast too strong, as the "Triffid" gets lost in the mountain range and also killed he point light effect, but I reckon you will get it right next time with bit more experimentation. Well done so far & ~Cheers~
Oversaturated too, Oil Well, next time
Lol.....Killer title man!!....Cool bit of experimenting Len!....part of the model is kinda lost against the dark terrain behind it....but those sub-surface lights have worked perfectly...and the addition of the "Out Of's" left-overs is a neat touch!....^_^.
Love the soft diffuse used & agree with the contrast/levels management, the saturation Personally...I like. Look at Wotans work, he uses heavy saturations with great results:) Love the skeletal meshes & the underlighting is a cool addition (works well for lava etc also:-) ). Nice work Len.
Excellent!
Intriguing title, and subject.
One of the Your best, my friend!!! Superb job!!!
Excellent work
I like this composition-- the bold, stark horizontal realms of earth and sky...it's intriguing, it's telling us a lot, and yet revealing that it is "a mystery"
beau travail!
Fantastice Creation.
H-m-m-m, spooky. Well done though.
Cool experiment - keep at it!
Didn't Boba Fett get thrown into that thing in "Return of the Jedi"? LOL Pretty damned cool. The over-saturated look adds to the dark mood of it. Great job.
Fantastic world!!!
wow! love the work on this len, missed the other two before you removed them. keep up that cool mojo..
Cool scene, Len... you did a great job!
Nice composition. Although, I would like to see more of the details of that thing in the middle and background mountains.
Great work Len, well done
Killer work Len, everything is just so perfect done....love it.
yes a little over saturated....Non the less a superb scene Len.....Im sure you will fix it next time.........
VERY NICE :)
Surreral and imagintive idea, great realization Len....!!!!
cool work
I read many novels by Alan Dean Foster........, don't know much about Mesh Models and Mojo, but the image is cool!