Wizard's Facets v 2 by tien_avielle
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Thanks for all the input - this is my updated version.
Comments (5)
Very scheming picture. I like it :)
Very ominous, and interesting. I like it :-)
Yes .. I do think the additions do give more depth to the picture, particularly within the mirror.
tweaking IS the secret weapon of the 3d artist...keep 'em coming
COMMENTS FROM VERSION 1 (DELETED): patmartj Amazing work, it shimmers! 07/23/2003 ManuelFr57 The cristal balls are really impressive ! But I don't like the grey background in the mirror, maybe it is too dark. Don't be afraid to touch-up your pictures in a paint program, if it makes them better. 07/23/2003 meico The irridescence of the faceted balls adds an effective [and lovely] link between the mirror world and the exterior. I rather think that the flat blank background is essential - since the interior of the mirror represents a different reality. 07/23/2003 bobbystahr well done....the mirror reflection 'problem' could be over come at render time by assigning a global image in the global brush slot of the global page as well...keep em coming...some of us will always Imagine our daze away...lol 07/23/2003 krominegray I find the use of color, the ornate mirror frame, and the faceted crystal balls exciting; and can easily imagine the soft sound of wind chimes as the crystal balls escape from the mirror. The faceted crystal balls do indeed create magic. 07/24/2003 tien_avielle Thanks for the feedback, folks. I have to admit, I debated about the mirror. I did one render with a global brush as bobby suggested prior to this, but thought the result more distracting. I debated on the tone, but didn't change it. Perhaps I shall put it into a paint program as manuel suggests and experiment there. My only thought was "perhaps a bit of some flooring beneath the mirror images feet." 07/24/2003 tien_avielle Ah, I have it, lol ... a bit of mist in the mirror at the feet (a mysterious ground fog) ... thanks for the motivation and inspiration!