"Who Are You?" by lwperkins
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I had such a good time doing this because there is a lot here an art director would immediately squash--the confused light, the busy background-- and worst of all CHEESY LENS FLARE. I love cheesy lens flare... but I never get to sneak it in at work. Plus Poser is forbidden anyway, though if you paint over it like Nan Fredman they are willing to take it and pay for it too.
Oh, the answer to the title is:
"Zane. You know, that guy you left in the desert?"
I suppose there is more story... but I don't know what it is--I just wanted to render Danie and Marforno's Pyrago and it grew a little. :D
Dand M always have outstanding textures but the ones in this set are phenomenal, they render beautifully. And Zane is wearing Prae's Hellion, from Yur Digital. The background is one of my abstracts, squished to make a rocky terrain, night sky added.
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Comments (28)
Excellent scene!
Gawjus image!!! He prolly wants that diamond! I LOVE cheesy lens flares---use them quite often myself. :D
Very cool work! make me think of the setup in the Good, the Bad, & the Ugly Very good work
I feel poser or any 3d art is about what the artist wants, at least for posting here. also it is the right of the viewer to interpret it as they see fit. so what makes you happy is the first rule for creating art
I like it! I think the lighting is great and I love the Characters.
Splendid image my friend, excellent composition and characters, great work!
I have a whole program devoted to cheesy lens flares!!! Love this image!!!
Very beauty!!!!
I want to do something like this... a scene... a real scene... not just another farken portrait. You're so clever... and I'm not!
excellent work :)
great song title image, this is a rockin good job'
awesome :-) hugs
Great characters and wonderful POV! Very fantastic and beautiful scene...amazing image!!
Very good scene and work!
I must not be an Art Director cause I like it!!
Amazing scene.Well done!!
A a fine mysterious render. i am so glad you get to play sometimes. Odd how supposedly creative people like Art Directors get so stuck in their own little world that they lose sight of the word "Art" in their title.
nice work... even if is not 'bug hunt'... ----------------------------------------------------- grumbling.... if i see how you are rendering, then i'm cursing my siutation - old computer dead, new computer doesn't like my favourite software... grumbling... it will take a while until I can render again...
Gorgeous lighting!!!!!
Wonderful scene, so dynamic! Nice to see some cheesy stuff. All you need is to add a title in comic sans and it would be perfect!!! :-D
ROFL!! I love that Hellion suit, by the way--it's fun to put procedurals on too!
Absolutely GORGEOUS... Marvelous creation and fabulous image !!!
Nice scene! Nice rock too! And just the right amount of cheese. :D
This guy is sooooooooooooooo sexy ! lol Excellent scene !
Yeah, he definitely wants that rock...and some cheese! ;o) Love it!
Heh heh heh! Sounds like a fun scene. On painting over Poser, isn't that what you usually do in your bug comic? I'm glad you're having fun being a little cheesy. And take those editors or art directors with a grain of salt. As a college friend used to say about Star Trek TNG, a topping of cheese is what makes it so good. I'm sorry I've taken so long to comment on this. I've been working on a prop set, and generally trying to things together. I'll be messaging you soon with some questions.
Very great scene & idea :)
I think RGUS is right--- this is something I'd like to do too, you just let yourself loose and do something fun like this. Yep, getting tired of glamor images too. I bet if this girl turned around, he might be able to grab that giant diamond. Nice scene!
What you call confused lighting is not too bad because there are two compartments to this image. A very tight and closed one at the front with a worried face to go with it and then a large space to the rear that goes all the way out of the window to the horizon and probably beyond. A massive busy depth contrasting with a very simple and claustrophobic couple of feet. Quite an interesting achievement… and obviously there's a story going on. It certainly draws us in.