The Edo Period by Dollworkz
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100% IRAY RENDER
( Rendered in 4K Resolution )
I absolutely love The Edo Period.
So many things happened during The Edo Period and here is my piece of work on how the Edo period was like.
I put a lot of work into this one. Click on the image to see the full details.
I used Daz 3D to make this beautiful image and NO Post Work Was Done ^^
Thank you for looking and commenting on my artworks means a lot ^^
You guys are the best!!!
See you in the Next Render~!!
Comments (20)
Completely fascinating pair.
5 stars for you for this fantastic work of art!
Magnifique scène, bravo
Very nice rendering and well done
Nice render
Beautiful work! Well done!
Very good work, Beautiful!
A perfect work!
Gorgeous!
Exquisite!!! Love it!!!
Lovely composition!
amazingly realistic
Lovely
Lovely
Very lovely ! Mother - daughter ? One is more traditional and the other more modern for that period. Really like her expression. Beautiful staging. Like the misty look. Gives it a laid back feel. Btw. to me the water could be better. Have you tried a specular material for water ? It will give you very realistic water.
Thank you for the lovely comments everyone i will continue to push harder for my next renders ^^
@ rajib yah for some reason i didn't like the water feel as well, i will try to use different materials for the water next time to make it look much more realistic ^^
great render; the palette is beautifully controlled too.
My ha'penny's worth regarding the water, I don't think its bad; given the subdued and diffuse lighting of this scene, you probably dont want anything too glossy. But if you feel like experimenting, I have used DAZ's built in shader to good effect on occasion, or for complete stillness, glass shaders can work well too. Alternatively you can try a raytraced reflection shader ( at around 95%) and reduce the opacity of the surface. The only drawback of that method is you dont get any refraction on objects below the surface.
Beautiful scene and characters.