A Welcomed Break by bigbraader
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
- The nobleman's little son and his escort/guardian, the knight, have been forced to take a break at the local forester/blacksmith/hunter deep in the forest. The horse had lost a shoe, and was beginning to limp and being irritable. Fortunately the forester was the man for the job...
- Second render of the "series" (it *could* become one).
First one can be viewed here
I finally got this one put together, one of my more complicated scenes. Mainly due to the characters, who needed dressing and posing, and also proved to be very tough on Vue (as expected *G*). I really struggled with resource drops and out-of-memory errors on preview renders. Vue, Poser and Photoshop for some levels adjustments and touch-ups.
Items from DAZ, CP, C3D and myself. Trees with Onyxtree.
Some artistic license taken :) The houses are probably a little too modern for this to be "realistic", but much to my surprise they actually had horseshoes as early as 500 A.D. in Europe. Not that it would have made any difference for the composition, it was a good idea for a scene anyway :)
Thanks for viewing and comments.
Have a nice day
- Lars
I finally got this one put together, one of my more complicated scenes. Mainly due to the characters, who needed dressing and posing, and also proved to be very tough on Vue (as expected *G*). I really struggled with resource drops and out-of-memory errors on preview renders. Vue, Poser and Photoshop for some levels adjustments and touch-ups.
Items from DAZ, CP, C3D and myself. Trees with Onyxtree.
Some artistic license taken :) The houses are probably a little too modern for this to be "realistic", but much to my surprise they actually had horseshoes as early as 500 A.D. in Europe. Not that it would have made any difference for the composition, it was a good idea for a scene anyway :)
Thanks for viewing and comments.
Have a nice day
- Lars
Comments (66)
Exceptional! I just want o go and explore the forest...
I really like this image. It's one of those images that for me calls to my sense of exploration, and nostalgic fantasy, heh. Makes me want to explore the surroundings. Awesome work!
En underbar bild. Solen värmer huden och historien får liv.
Beautiful historical scene, fine look of a hot summerday.
This looks like it could an old painting, when paintings told stories! The details are wonderful!!!
Fantastic