Sacred Hill by JohnDelaquiox
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This was a really hard render to do. The character its self took me several days to get right. It is one part Amducias by my friend sparky over at philosophersegg dot com and Jaxx from lunch lady available here. The set is a mix of a bunch of sets from Danie and Marforno some found here some found over at Daz.
I wanted to get the glowy bits of from Jaxx and use it on Amducias so I had to find a way to combine them both in my post work software and it actually took several attempts and them several tries to get it just right. In the end I had to combine several of the steps I did. The clothing set and axe are my go to fantasy set from my friend Jeff EloreOnceDark, the sets name is wood god.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/jaxx-for-m4/99442/
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/dms-sacred-hill/97683/

Comments (16)
Great composition and artwork my friend.
Great scene... well done!!
A nicely composed picture, and your character renders very well, and the different DM's props matche perfectly each other and give an interesting and credible set...A great work !! Bravo !!
excellent scene :D
your patience and technique paid off in this awesome scene. Bravo!!!
nice work
Great scene. Really nice framing with the trees and ruins. Cool horse lord character. Well done.
outstanding composition and an imposing character
Lovely image my friend, superb composition, excellently done!
Nicely done!
Fantastic scene and character, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic scene ... great work!
Excellent work!
Amazing creation !
well done !! amazing place !!
Really like the detail on the tree and ruins. Great lighting, too. Keep up the good work!