Communis by DeZ

Vue • Landscape • posted on Aug 25, 2002

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Description

A tribute to Ferenc J. Haraszti, who's work is a great inspiration to me. The Sibenik Cathedral is a wonderful textured model by Marco Dabrovic and props from talented artists here at Renderosity, and from www.wiremonger.com. I did some slight post work on this, which I usually never do, but it felt like right. I will next summer face a similar scene as I am getting married...and I am already getting nervous. I hope you like it!

Comments (10)

kmw

4:56PM | Sun, 25 August 2002

Well I can't help you with your nerves about marriage (except to say I'm sure you're gonna be happy to pieces!!!), but I will tell you this is one great piece. Outstanding in every sense of the word.

Sking

5:18PM | Sun, 25 August 2002

Wonderful work. Love the setup of this scene and the lighting is very well done. Know where you are comming from as I too am getting married in about 6 months. Wish you all the best. ---- Scott.

shred300

8:33PM | Sun, 25 August 2002

gorgeous rendering. great pic and details. and congratulations on the marriage!

TheDaedalus

10:45PM | Sun, 25 August 2002

This is lovely! Fantastic!! Very much in the vain of Ferenc's work! Congrats to both you and Scott by the way! ~Aaron

TheWingedOne

1:45AM | Mon, 26 August 2002

Nice render! And don't get nervous about the wedding. It doesn't hurt, trust me. I'm married since May, 2nd and it was one of the best days of my life! :) Why don't you do a image related to this wonderful upcoming event? I did one which has been printed on our invitations. You might want to have a look at it...it's called "The Proposal". Was so much fun to do it!