leaving - break free by Salerina
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
a personal piece.
DAZ Studio 4.9; Iray -atmosphere render; xfrog trees & Genesis 3 male
I said that I would manage the xfrog trees. Well, that was done in a few minutes thanks to the tutorial from Edheldil3D on the Tutorial-Cafe page. I wanted to pick up the 'flowers and sunlight' scene and do the light falling through the trees.
Also used Pams/ Renderwelten workshop for atmospheric light and her 'light box'. I couldn't build one yesterday... just couldn't. But I felt that the abstract forms the light box added matched the topic - death is something that we cannot truly describe or imagine.
NIK tools for postwork & some digi painting.
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Comments (1)
Love what you did with the (volumetric, such a pain in DAZ) light combined with the whole picture composition and combined with the title. Just my view on it, but the person leaves the dark behind (as the darker parts reign over the lower half of the image) and ascends into the light in the upper half. To me the wildly branching trees are a symbol of the labyrinth of decisions and experiences we go throughout our whole life. Wow, I blah a lot, don't I? :)
Very strong piece of art! Could look at it forever. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! The tutorial I used for the light and dust was great. It took a while to get the dark-light effekt the way I want it. I had an image with an open sky in my head - but this way it had its own touch. I am still learning to handle the light in Iray as you often can't see how it will really look like.
Don't worry about your 'blah bla' - cause I don't think it is nonsense. I had something else in my mind creating the image but it is brilliant to read other interpretations and I can see that it fits as well. :)