Snape's Potions Store by TrekkieGrrrl
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yea yea one track mind ;)
Yet another Snape picture, this time he's in is basement, perhaps under Spinner's End? Making a potion that can stopper death ;)
Rendered in PP2012 with all the bells and whistles. 2:50 hours to render, but I think it's worth it (even if the depth of field is almost invisible)
Comments (14)
really very well done, the lighted atmo is super.
Very niiiiice, TG. Oh yes, he has definitely stoppered Death -- that's my Book 7 and I'm sticking to it. ;-) PP2012, eh? Looks like maybe I'll have to upgrade.
Great detail. Cool work.
Right now I'd settle for a migraine cure. ;)Great lighting. :)
I had started missing your snapes>>>> What a pleasure to find one new tonight>>>> And what a well done work it is too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, the zoom is fantastic, hope everybody will use it or they will miss a LOT! Well worth the trouble, its great!
Superb image, amazing lighting!
Fantastic scene a zoom is a must wow is right !!
Looks like a Vue render (btw, I'm wondering about the short render time with PP2012! I am regretting more and more that I only bought P9 instead of PP2012...). The image looks pretty lifelike - an excellent and rich scene! The DOF effect is pretty unconspicious, but yet effective. A more movie-like spotlight on Snape's face would make it more noticeable, but the present lighting provides the whole scene with a decent realism. Here some nitpicking: The four bottles on the shelf look as if they're glassy (because I recognise the liquids they're containing), but they don't have the awesome glass effect of the vessels in front.
Knechtruprecht - you're absolutely right about the bottles in the back. I thought I'd put the proper glass shader on everything, but when the render was doen I saw I'd missed those. And at that point, I just didn't want to wait another three hours (this was mainly because of the glass, I could see how everything stopped to a crawl when it encountered the glass L) - so I hoped no one would notice ;) I should have known better L
Well, I think it's great. If I put that much in one render, my Poser would crash and probably my pokey old computer, too. Kudos!!!
awesome :-) Too bad he didn't drink that potion before the last book :-(
Fantastic scene!
I agree, the light is spiffin!