Can you keep the balance? by RaysOfLight
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heheh alright, this is something i've been playing with in my mind for the last few days but never got a chance to bring it out because of the exams. ever feel like you're in a perfect balance, but also that the slightest mistake, the very smallest twitch could kill you?
heheh
no, this has nothing to do with my current psychological status :p
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Programs used: (plentyyyyy and in order of use)
- Lightwave for pole/spikey thing dude is standing on
- ZBrush for Spikes on pole thingy
- Poser for dude on pole and his clothes
- Bryce for the render
- Daz's Orc posed in Poser
- Daz's Orc mutated in ZBrush
- Daz's Orc rendered in Poser
- Adobe Photoshop to put Orc and pic together
i think that's it heheh
only 4 programs this time :p heheheh
any ideas how i could get a realistic shadow for orc dude?
Comments (5)
Note: if you can't see him, Daz's orc is down the right corner, the lil brown dude with big balls heheheheh
Since we're always living one inch off the claws of death, this state of balance is forever endangered. Point is, How could this fellow climb up there in the first place? On second thoughts, we sometimes find ourselves fighting in the middle of the most improbable situations without fully understanding how we got there...
Interesting visualization of a mental concept. You can use the "Burn" tool in Photoshop to create a shadow for the Orc dude. Cheers! : )
i still think the smaller version looks like a man climbing one of those small spikes :P
very nice work bro. I have been there many times. You did a great job making visual, something a lot of people can only feel. The water around the island is a nice touch, gives the sense of not only danger, but solitude.