White Christmas by CassandraNorth
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Window seat, gnome, coffee cup, Christmas bowl, Pointsettia, advent wreath, gingerbread house, Christmas deer and stars are from CGTrader.
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Comments (15)
EXCELLENT SCENE VERY WELL DONE
Thank you so much :)
Wonderful setting and lighting. Where is the room itself from? Happy Holidays
Happy Holidays! And thank you ☺️
The room is from CGTrader, it is called soft area near the window. You will have to add the walls, floor and roof though.
Wow! There's some complicated lighting here that has produced an excellent, realistic result. I presume you are rendering with Superfly. The pose is very natural and the whole scene really evokes a sense of anticipation that is really nice.
Molly
Thank you ❤️ yes, I always render in Superfly.
A lot of the lights are actually just light emitters. A simple trick that really pays off 😊
Wonderful Christmas scene. Many s tars.
Thank you :)
Delightful!
Thank you :)
BEAUTIFUL!!
Thank you! I do like this one myself :D
a sweet and peaceful scene!
Thank you :) I love December; full of light and pretty things.
You really did a marvelous job with this setting! Looks beautiful!
Thank you so much <3
This is absolutely stunning! I'm sorry I missed it in December :-( But all those details... wow! You've created such a beautiful and cozy holiday setting, using an impressive variety of elements! Definitely a favorite :-)
Thank you :) I did spend a ridiculous amount of time creating it, putting things in there only to remove them again rolls eyes at self but I did have a good time making it. I actually love making large settings but it is (sometimes) very time consuming :D