Flemish Village Street scene TEST by London224

MarketPlace Showcase • Work In Progress • posted on Dec 13, 2010

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Description

Please Zoom In. While Tony is in the development of the clothing, props and poses for both men and women in this peasant series, I wanted those of you who have been asking for the past year to see what is coming and what is doable even with these early WIP items. This series is not the pretty people in fine clothing, but everyday farm & street people, vendors, thief's, homeless in everyday clothing, sometimes dirty, even ragged. While the female will benefit from their traditional hats and head wraps of the period as we have seen from the old masters, peasant men are pretty much in ill fitted with no great visual highlights as you would have with a Knight, or soldier.. and this is the challenge. Hope you enjoy this sneak peak and for those just coming on this image.. look back a few hrs in the gallery postings for the Flemish Village scene and description and details. As Tony's items develop we will show more in individual renders. My Flemish Village model will be uploaded tomorrow to Cornucopia3D, but with the holidays, I don't know how long it will take to become active as a sales item. For the Poser community, in 2011 I will be developing all my work in Modo to include better texturing as application independent objs files. I will, as asked, go back and rework my earlier Brugge items.

Comments (19)

vintorix

2:39AM | Mon, 13 December 2010

Marvelous, so different from the ordinary stable diet of Vue renders. Farmers or noble folk both are usable/doable as far as I can see, why restrict yourself? But OBJ is a MUST.

ascoli00

3:22AM | Mon, 13 December 2010

Great picture