Burial Mask of Polyphemus by hewsan
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Thanks for viewing.
Managed a bit more clarity (I believe) in the render
this time by using the new beta of Apo...
Comments appreciated.
Comments (19)
oh my... absolutely spectacular. Wonderful complexity & density in this flame. Nice balance in the lighting, both top and bottom, and i like the suggestion of it being backlit as well, from the small parts of the background in the two upper corners. Nice bright colouring, it gives the impression of feathers very well. An excellent flame, well done :)
AWESOME!!! :):)
Wonderful image! Looks very feathery and definitely tribal! Love the very bright colors!
Ohhh! Colors, lighting, flame detail, tribal feel- magnificent, hewsan!
What a beautiful mask. Those feathers...wonderful!
a really great pic
no idea who polyphemus is... but i want his mask grin this is wonderful work!
Really wonderful image.
Excellent, Hewsan.
Spectacular colors, composition and symmetry! A fabulous flame, and a wonderful tribal mask!
Whoa! Now this is REALLY good, Hew! Excellent composition/symmetry and sharp fine details. Truly different and remarkable use of flames.
A marvelous mask! Amazing colors. What am I doing wrong???
Well, this is a beauty Hewsan!
Simply gorgeous! Looks so realistic. Bravo!
This is truly awesome. How in the HECK do you do that?????
Beautiful work of art!!! Polyphemus was the cyclop that got blinded by Odysseus in the Odyssey
as gorgeous as it's possible to be :)
Very much a tribal mask, great lighting and colour use, could look at this for hours soaking up the details.
I wonder why no one noticed the beautiful scarabs.Good work.