Vincent's Sunflowers by Dream9Studios
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My tribute to my favorite artist (besides my dad), Vincent Van Gogh. Originally this was going to be a still life artwork but about halfway through I decided to add the girl to the scene and I think it looks better for it. I got the idea for this scene after seeing the bedroom setting for sale at Renderosity and then the rest of the scene came together piece by piece. The character featured in this artwork is my D9S Myla for LaFemme which is available now at Renderosity. What she is wearing is a skirt from another set by me called Dreamy DC DayDreams and will be available soon at Renderosity. Oh, and she is also wearing my Dream Hair Biscuits shaders (shown here for Superfly) on her hair model. Most of this scene was rendered in Poser 11 Pro Superfly.
Thanks for viewing and thank you so much for all your likes and comments! I truly appreciate you all! :)
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Comments (9)
Great picture!
Nice tribute piece. I love the lighting and the sunlight coming through the window hits the sunflowers just right.
That's really cool. And she'll be a VERY rich girl if they are originals..
LOVE....this....its so cool and very well done.....beautiful scene/setting, the colours textures and materials... are so rich, fantastic work on this really is top notch.....!!!
I love how you've placed her in Vince's room in Arles.. Very creating and beautifully done, Lizzie. Wonderful lighting!
Wonderful and colourful render!
Oh - oh wow, this is lovely. I love the effect here.
I love the composition, the lighting, and especially the painterly look of the overall image! I'm guessing you do some kind of post-processing to get that look? If so, I'd love to know what tools you use!
superb. i could not imagine better use for this so specific model..