Still Life by draculaz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Well, I mean my first idea for the still life challenge over in the Bryce forum was roadkill... And if I get some things right I just might do it :)
Faked HDRI on this one, the whole render took a surprising 45 minutes to do (considering the 420 light dome). Think I got the lighting down well, given the multiple sources of light. Got the panoramic shot (otherwise known as the pain in the ass to map properly) from the WPanorama site. The male is from Poser, taken to Wings, given a stand and the globe, and the rest are my textures, sorta, tweaked and stolen from here and there. Enjoy, comments welcome, don't butcher it too hard :)
Drac

Comments (15)
looking really good!!! i like that scuplture, the rough texture is great on it. nothing to butcher here ; ))
a very beautiful oicture,a good rendering and lighting.
Looks like I walked into professor Dracs study. Excellent!!
This is an excellent still life, are you entering this in the challenge? Love the background image...
Awsome work! Excellent!
Quality render, well done!
I dont understand How to do this in bryce,but i wish i did, awesome.
Inspirational to me.
Can't fault this one . wonderful
Excellent modelling and render!
Excellent render and construction!
Really a very realistic scene and a beautiful job of luminosity and atmosphere. Excellent technique and concept ! "my vote" Cngratulations !
Here I am commenting;)I think this is one of the best things u did so far..happy u finally did Still Life and u apparently did it well.U got my vote too;)
Very interesting image, quite photographic. Lighting looks good, although I would expect a little more specularity on the statue from behind (where light from the window is hitting it), but that depends on the materials and the object's distance from the light source. The polished wood finish looks fantastic. Great use of fake HDRI.
wonderfull scene, expertly done!