The Mighty 300 by artistheat
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Description
Uhm..Guys,I Think we should wait for the others to catch up:)
This Image was done using a method I've never done before..I saw a Tutorial from a Artist that does his lighting in layers.This looked interesting so I decided to try it.Render Time is Much faster this way.I have to say.I did a Shadow render and a Fill light render and a Front Light render,Each render took about 3 minutes and my characters are using 4 different hires texture so this was great on time..Then I took it into Photoshop and I adjusted the images to my taste starting off with a black background layer and adding some sparkle effect and this is the result.
Thanks for Looking:)
Comments (23)
Interesting method and result. But I don't have Photoshop so i'll never be able to try it :o))
Good job..they look terrific!!
excellent work!! interesting method!
I do layers sometimes, but it does not work so well when trying to keep the original quality.you seem to have mastered it
Nice work on this.. well done!!
Excellent render!
A very fine result and splendid work of art! Bravo! Very well done!!! A most useful tool, layering. I use it in many of my renders, since my computer is so old. I have to break up my more complex scenes and just render pieces, the bring them together in PhotoShop7.
We Are Spartans!!! :D Excellent work on this, the results are great! :)
Beautiful scene!
Powerful work!!
Great render.300 was AWESOME!!!
I do a lot of my background, import them into poser add some stuff, do post work... take it back into poser and add more stuff, cuts down on time too. good looking picture, can't wait to see where your new knowledge takes you.
Excellent composition and characters, very nicely done!
hmm, very interesting technique. So you rendered each guy in with a different light? Looks great.
Where are the other 296 ??? Lol ! Excellent image. I tried this method by Woldemar (???)...don't remeber his last name ; it's excellent...saves time and gives you the opportunity to modify the lighting, layer after layer, in Photoshop.
Very good work!
Splendid image! interesting approach with very fine result. I sure will try that too, cause render times can stretch very long ...
Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hugs:)
LOVE IT
Excellent
very mighty indeed ;D
Splendid and spectacular scene......!!!