Anime Power by teecee2107
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My daughter was watching some of those japanese manga style cartoons on TV... So I wanted to try something in that style.
Not sure it's a success, but I hope you like it anyway ...
Posed in Daz Studio 3 and all the rest in Octane Render.
I used Pathtracing, a HDRI + a lot of meshlights for lighting so I had to let it cook for more then 20 hours (64000 samples ) to get rid of 'fireflies' and hot pixels
Many thanks for your supportive comments on my previous work, they are very appreciated.
Have a great time.
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Models used :
Aiko 3 (Daz3D)
Koz Messy Hair (Kozruro)
Hex for Aiko (Nerd3D)
Codename : Klank (3D Universe)
Urban Future (Stonemason)
Sting-Ray (The AntFarm)
Comments (14)
C'est très mignon!
The lighting in this scene really makes the characters pop superb work !!
This looks fabulous! ")
WOW....Super cool image here, amazing lighting and characters, very fine si fi, very well done!
Extraordinary!
there is something really cool about it - the bright robots' bright lights almost act as camouflage. This is a fun - alive image that you don't see every day. Well done!
I like how the lights turn out
Belle image dans les néons de la ville!
Wow!!Thierry this is Fantastic my friend!those lighting are amazingly successful!!Octane is a really great render engine!!Wonderful labor,I really like it!!:-)))
Excellente scène !!!
Splendide !
The depth of field work really makes this look real. Bravo! :)
AmaZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzing ambiance lighting! Great scene! Great render!
I think you did this extremely well. The depth of field you created by blurring the background really makes the image play well with you primary figures! And you choice of lighting highlights that effect. Great job!