Nude portrait by 2nd_World
Contains nudity
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Hi, My name is Sander, I live in the Netherlands. My occupation? I'm a 3D modeler, photographer and illustrator. At this moment it's primarily the 3D modeling, I think I'll never get bored with it. I chose this Vendor name because I like to develop 3D models that can or do exist in the "real world", and turn them into realistic models for our 3D world.
I always try to give my models a high level of detail, but keep the amount of polygons and texture MB's as low as possible.
There is a Vendor Insider about me if you're interested:http://www.renderosity.com/artist-insider-sander-2nd-world--cms-17485
Bye for now, Sander, 2nd World 3D
Contains nudity
This artwork contains mature content: nudity.
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Comments (4)
brain1969 Online Now! 2:40PM | Sun, 04 April 2021
great pinup
makennedy 4:42PM | Sun, 04 April 2021
Nice...
mazzam Online Now! 7:02PM | Sun, 04 April 2021
Works well for studio lighting if you want to make studio portraits and figure studies. Carrying these methods to complex scenes places you in the realm of stage lighting which I can tell you from experience typically requires dozens of lights including separate lights for the actors and the scenery. In either case it is about how to create the illusion of 3D forms in a 2D medium.
2nd_World 8:46AM | Mon, 05 April 2021
@Mazzam. You're right, if you want to light a massive indoor scene then you'll need a lot of light sources because each light "fades away" so to say. It's not always bad though to have less illuminated parts in your scene, it might even add more contrast and mystery to an image, and shadows add to the perception of depth.
flaviok 1:37PM | Mon, 05 April 2021
Fascinante, esplendida obra, aplausos (5)