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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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This is gypsyangel's new hot guy, Silas--I think he's slated for Daz, but I got to play with him too;) He renders so well--I'm planning on stealing his texture for her Men of the Night morph set, too.
Now if you think the fence looks a bit fugly, it's my fault--that is a perfectly good transmapped chain link fence by 3dcritter, but I lit it from the back instead of the front, so the links rendered as flat shadows, and instead of re-rendering it with a front light, I painted all those little buggers by hand. Chain link fence is like a basket weave, not a simple criss-cross. Needless to say I won't be hand painting chain link any time soon again--this took me around six hours.
Silas' clothes are from Daz: powerage's Ghost Agent.
Comments (45)
fabulous image!!
Excelente criações e obra , um 2011 repleto de realizaçoes e felicidades, aplausos (5)
Oh he is a dream Lynn. You just rock girl, this is awesome art!
Fantastic image, he is gorgeous character and that is a very fine fence!! 6 hours!! That's dedication. :-)
fantastic character, love his hair. is it a propr or painted?
Great image!
Awesome scene. That fence is so real.
That is really cool! LOL @ the handpainted fence! A few minutes re-rendering as opposed to 6 hours hand painting... PRICELESS!!!
A great looking scene very nice fence and fanatastic character.
Come on, tell the truth, you made it last 6 hours so you could ogle Silas! At least I would anyway. What an excellent painting challenge! You must have the patience of a Saint!! Outstanding work!!!
Six hours?!! Madness, I say, but no, it's not fugly, or ugly, it just looks like a chain link fence. Time must have flown while you were doing that instead of re-rendering... Fabulous work as usual.
Lynn, Lynn, Lynn....you're a sucker for punishment aren't you? Still....that's not a bad looking fence!
He is so gorgeous!! Great pose and scene,really cool image! Love it!!!
Far from fugly (I just love that word!)!! And as Madbat says "glutton for punishment"! But, it gives it your touch and I'm sure that rendering wouldn't have looked as good as you made it look! Another handsome feller too! ;o)
Totally Cool,Excellent Work
That is dedication, Lynn! I think I'd have re-rendered it rather than paint every link in that fence like you did, but then again, I'm not as good a painter as you are. Great job on this character, and extra credit for the fence!
super! i would rather use some snips on that barbwire. looks awesome as always Lynn. happy new year / steve
Oh cool....He's gonna be up at DAZ tomorrow. :) He looks AMAZING here!!!
Great looking scene! I think the hand painting lends a lot to the fence! Excellent work
Excellent
Excellent, fabulous image!!
excellent, I rendered that boy today and wow he is super handsome.., Lynn, dear, have the best New year, and God bless you :)
Excellent work! Great character to play with! ;o)
Such an extra handsome guy! You are a glutton for postwork punishment, I think, but the result is wonderful! Great piece!
Very nice..he looks terrific!!
Always a fantastic perspective my dear friend, the character is just amazing! Loved the title!
excellent work on the fence lynn,this reminds me of a computer game some sam fisher maybe in one of the games based on tom clancy characters.yes it is Sam Fisher now i am sure lol. and glad you gave him some protection for the hands.
Wow, he is hot. Great scene--as always, your painting skills amaze me!
This is really great! And I must say that we were on the same page. I planed on nabbing that texture too. GET OUT OF MY HEAD!! o___o
Fantastic picture, Lynn... This guy looks awesome, and the blurried background really let the essential stuff to come into focus... Amazing work! Vashek