Mim for Rundwulf by Cimaira

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Jul 25, 2011

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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

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Thanks Wulf for letting me test this lovely lady, I hope you like what I've done with her! Thanks for looking and commenting if you have the time. I really appreciate each one. full size for best details :)

Comments (39)

pixeluna

3:10AM | Tue, 26 July 2011

A powerful image with an interesting POV!

coruscate2

4:13AM | Tue, 26 July 2011

I love extreme angles, "comic book" angles might be a better way to phrase it. Some angles whether with pen and ink or 3D models are hard to make look right because elements don't portray perspective very well. In this case it's the naked, nearly chalk white human body and the pillar-like object in the middle. The angle, her paleness and her thin nature make the perspective hard to see in her lower body. The center cluster of rocks is only offset for perspective by the lower "step" of rocks. Personally I would try to compensate for the angle difficulties with shadows, For your choice it's a combination of tilting the camera, and then placing the feathered object on the opposite of the "step." These two items also "frame" the human figure in the middle. I can't tell whether she's looking at a monster or testing for rain though. But as a test illustration it's really nice. The most consistant part would be the color choices. I'm sure either the hair and or the clothes are from your own collection, and they go well with the muted tones of the water and her skin. It is a very nice render and the muted tones haven't washed out. It's reminiscent of a photograph of a pewter miniature.