A little too much realism II ? by marcopol
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
still after Julien Dupré and with the Venus of Milo of course
thank you for the view and your comments
Comments (9)
Beautiful!
Excellent. What a good idea. Well done.
Cute and clever.
Another good one.
You are a top-notch modeler and you have a great creativity...and a great sense of humour!
thank you very much for these compliments. I want to say that I do not really have modeling skills, at least I do not really take the time to develop them. Certainly the tools of the peasant (rake, fork) are my achievement, but it is quite different from the Venus de Milo. Here is how I proceeded: I choose the scan of a sculpture on this site: https://www.myminifactory.com/scantheworld/ then I convert the Stl format to Obj with this online converter: https://www.meshconvert.com/ beware the file size limit is 15Mb! I then import this Obj file into the Lightwave Modeler to process it (rotation, scaling, and reducing the number of polygons that are numerous). I'm doing the rest of the texturing under Poser. I devote my time mainly to the composition of my staging, lighting, and texture modification. I'm happy if in a corner of my scene, a piece of this virtual space has come to life in the eyes of the viewer.
fantastic...love it!
thank you very much
Excellent
Ha! This is so funny and very well done! The wall paper cut out of the girl resembling the Venus statue, but Venus is lacking her arms. Very creative. And thanks for explaining how you worked with this. Keep up the good work! :-)
Very nice composition! Thank you.