Carmen and the Orcs by UteBigSmile
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Today a little bit of Fantasy.... pure Daz3 render with some postwork!
PS. The used backgroun is from the game dark_arcana_the_carnival08
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Comments (36)
Love the atmosphere!!! Excellent Work!!!
Grand fantasy in every corner of this wonderfully fun piece. Really a great bunch to characters to enjoy.
A fantastic adventure!!!
Very busy looking beasts !
She really looks bewildered by her surroundings, well done Ute !
A genuine fairy tale scene; also a scene straight out of Breughel...A delightful, macabre, playfully dark and playfully menacing scene, as part of the many images you've posted prior to Halloween. In addition to the Orcs' usual grouch-like features, you got their big bulgy torsos, the huge clumsy paws for feet and hands, their wonderful beast faces, and those big puffed up necks, etc. (Carmen seems pretty comfortable with them!) And you have big rams and a house back there, and I assume peaks in the background: They look like horns---I'm talking about the horn-like protrusions in the upper right corner---and not knowing the mythology here, I can't say what they are, though they're delightful. And a fire in the middle. Above all, the land textures are rocky and mythical; and the light is out of a fairy tale cavern: It's almost an "underwater" light---the way it undulates all over your scene. As I've said many times, I've never done 3D, so I have no clue how much time and thought this takes: But I assume it takes a lot of planning. Your undulating light makes this all the more a fairy tale. And you got a texture to the leaves on the trees that makes them look pasted on, like a collage. (Well done.) Also, I think that's a giant clock back there, or maybe a compass. Wonderful details in this, a terrific fantasy.
Finally, everyone's looking to our right---something's going on out there! I'm just glad I'm not there to find out what it is. Terrific work, Ute, as always.
Fantastic image! Very beautiful work!