The Way In by MrGorf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I hope this is a better interpretation of a fantasy adventuring party than the last time.
The rogue has the key to the invisible dungeon. "It's okay, I can reach it!"
By the way, she's not a child, she's a full-grown, adult halfling.
I've been getting to know DAZ Studio, and I have one little pet peeve about the software. Some values go from 0.0 (full off) to 1.0 (full on). Others go from 0% to 100%. Sounds like the same thing, right? Except that if you type in "1" for a value, on some things you get 1.0, and on others you get 1%. It just kind of bothers me.
So... What should it be next time, the inside of the dungeon, or a rundown of the "B-list" party?

Comments (7)
Nice use of depth of field in the image. What did you use for the Halfling? Well done.
Nice render.
Wonderful fantasy characters - good work with the races and outfits. A bit of bump will greatly improve the look of the clothing textures BTW. Nice looking bunch, makes a person want to follow their story...
You're really getting along well with Daz Studio. Did you see the Luxus release that transfers scenes to Lux Render the way that Reality does? But, loads cheaper? It's a learning curve, but not a big one. Considering what you've done thus far, I'm certain it would be nothing for you to master. As for the settings - dials and levels, in either case, you can remove the limitations on them. Parameters Whichever adjuster Gear in top right corner - Click open Parameter settings Uncheck (Use Limits) Gives you more room to adjust. If it disappears on you after you uncheck it, Go to the top at Currently Used and you'll find it there. In either case... all you do is always good to go! Thumbs up friend!
Very cool work on this scene! I'd like to see a rundown of who's who! and their skills
Excellent work!
great dof and characters, i would like to know more about the story-line, excellent image render, i lost all my daz characters, props and poses when my computer got hacked! but i'll eventually get stuff back on!:)*5