* * Rockin' Out! * * by PhilW
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
So here is my entry for the third and final "Talent" round of the Miss Renderosity contest. Same character, the skirt of the dress was draped using Marvellous Designer, most of the render is using Octane Render for Carrara, with the hair rendered in the native Carrara renderer. For all the work that went into it, this is probably the image I am least happy about for some reason. Still worth sharing though!
Thanks for looking, I'd love to know your thoughts.
Phil

Comments (13)
Marvelous scene and great posing/expression.
Very nice hair!!
cool character and lighting!
oh I love the dress!
Beautiful, love her dress and pose/expression, great lighting, outstanding work!
It seems she has music in her blood!!! Marvelous made and the whole image has so much action in it!! Fantastic!
excellent !
Beautiful presentation and wonderfully posed, Phil. I like!!!!!
Great action shot.
Fantastic materials on the dress, and great expression!!
Very cool. I wish that Reality had multipass like Carrara.
Octane Render for Carrara has just had multipass support added and it renders a whole lot faster than Reality! It is more expensive though...
Great sense of movement and the character expression really works. If anything seems "off", perhaps the floor and piano textures? They seem a little projected rather than integrated. Still, it's a really fine image and fits perfectly with the contest theme!
The pose, the dress, the skin, the movement, everything is great. Perhaps, something in the hair seems to be fake. I also agree with Henchmonkey about the piano, the seat and the floor. But it's a great work anyway.