The Hiker by MeInOhio
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
First image in DS on the new computer. It was pretty fast. I wanted something hanging from his belt loop...like a shirt. But I don't have anything like that, so I drew one. Should have been longer. And I probably need more practice. Or maybe I should have used Photoshop instead of Painter, since I have more experience with it.

Comments (11)
Well your painted addition still looks fine! A most excellent image! Fine looking character and render! Bravo! Well done!
This is fantastic work!
Wonderful character and setting.
Fantastic image, excellent work !!
Outstanding image! And while I agree, the hanging shirt should be longer, it DOESN'T LOOK PAINTED! Your image looks very realistic, BRAVO!
Now, I don't know if you want/need advice on cloth painting, but one of the masters here is an artist named lundqvist. If you haven't seen his gallery, take a look, and if you feel compelled, maybe ask him for some tips. But you're rocking it from what I can see!
Thanks for your nice words!
Overall I like the picture but its the pack that grabs my attention. I is cool but does not fit properly for long term comfort but better than carrying in your hands.
Great job using Daz, render is super I think.
Wonderful pose and expression. feels like a story.
Good to see you experimenting with mixed media. This is a fine image, with lots of character interest. . Here are a few tips if your post s/w supports them.
ahhhh there a so many more but just play and have fun in post. It is a valuable skill 4 sure.
You consistently do such natural light, and very natural posing. Excellent scene. Maybe a water bottle on his loop?
Excellent work! It looks so natural!