Soldat by SydneyKeys
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
War is only a cowardly escape from the problems of peace.
Thomas Mann
Comments (16)
Great character and outfit
Exceedingly well done.
Excellent!
Stunning image!
Wonderful work
well made character study.
A very engaging character study portrait. A departure from what I've seen of your work in it's extreme realism. The choice of the drab background and use of DoF to emphasize the character in the foreground really works well. Thank you for including the quotation of Thomas Mann. It is indeed timely and thought-provoking.
Molly
one of the best military 3d figure renders I've seen.
Excellent. Never get enough period pieces. Shame tannenbaum didn't include a sling for the weapons in the infantry package. These came in really handy at times, particularly as the infantry were often portage for machinegun ammunition.
War isn't a cowardly escape from peace - it's an expedient excuse for activities that run counter to it. Might be a distinction without a difference.... :)
It sounded better than my true opinion ... having served ... state sanctioned homicide on an industrial scale.
Excellent character and textures. Powerful and sad image
Very well done.
Very beautiful image
I am not a fan of wars and weapons, but as a fan of History, I appreciate the historical true details of this character.
Exceptional Image !
Your render really brings out the details of the clothing, really really like the shoes... Great character and work
Thank you - I wanted him to be near the end of the war and trying to work out "what happens now that all is lost" so the short brown boots were the proper choice, by that time in the war boot dye's and leather were in short supply. The uniform did all the heavy lifting in this image ... I just tweaked the character a little.
Ah a very well thought out character and scene. Imho, it is things like these that somehow carrythrough in the render on some level. Very thoughtful and great empathy with your work... I like it :)