Boba's Bounty by Dream9Studios
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Mandalorian bounty hunter, Boba Fett, closely guards his bounty inside of Jabba’s Palace on Tatooine.
Date Published: April 16, 2023
Tools Utilized: Poser 13, Photoshop CC
I’ve had this idea in my head for quite a while and it’s so cool to see it finally realized. All of the lighting is provided by emission shaders on the setting and an HDRI at half power. What took me so long with this one was just trying to “get right” where Boba should be in relation to the carbonite block. “Does he look better over here or over there? This way or that way?” I overhauled most everything in the scene with new and improved Superfly shaders. Once again, Poser 13 blew my mind and rendered this scene in in less than half an hour at full 3000x2400px resolution. I really like how this turned out. It’s not perfect, but I still like it.
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Comments (4)
This looks awesome, Lizzie! Killer job with the dramatic lighting and overall atmosphere. I can almost hear Jabba's musicians in the background.
I hear ya on 'getting it right.' I spend more time fiddling with positioning (both characters and props) than pretty much anything else - except lighting..
Thanks, Rod! I thought about putting a shadow or something of Jabba in there somewhere but couldn't get it looking right. :)
..real cool Star Wars scene and excellent lightning
Thank you!
Superb work in setting up this awesome scene...your use of lighting stands out! :-)
Thank you very much! The lighting is a mixture of emission shaders on various set elements and an HDRI background. :)
Great work, thank you