VisibleLightTest by bobbystahr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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This is a real oldie i found in my MSN gallery that i had never posted here and i feel it's worthy, small but worthy...LOL...comments welcome as always...thanx for viewing
Comments (10)
ah, very subtly lit and oh so serene!
Your landscaping is looking better. Is it all .iob-s or do you have image-landscape planes added?
thanx...that's the mood
Clae,all itx's and the tree is an actual model in this one...the landscape is an applique of a map i threw together in photoshop,all clouds are the product of the volumetric environment,pale blue global background,i think,it is an oldie but i do remember no maps at all
Say, that's nice work! Serene is right! I want to go there!
Very efective image Bobby
Thanx for all the comments folks, I really do enjoy creating landscapes, it's the archaic in me, and it's nice to have them appreciated....
this picture has beautiful light and textures. Great job!!
Hi Bobby, thanks for the recent comment in my last pic. Yep, I'm still there, but not often. I cannot commit to anything more (baby + jobs : I move to...Dallas, TX), like your Imagine3d.org is nice but what I like in rosity is that it is not 100% imagine, even if i don't like the crap that is posted constantly in rosity, somtimes there is a good post. Back to this picture: great landscape, nicely textured and lighted. Good contrast too. If you allow me a general critic about your pictures that include volumetric: often, they look a little bit washed out, not enough contrasted or shaded. I often have the same problem when I render inside a volumetric box in scanline. To overcome that problem, I (when I used Imagine)often did render in two passes : a raytrace render without the volumtric box/atmosphere (for speed), a second render in scanline with the volumetrics, and superimpose the two in photoshop. Sometimes it works. Well, having the shading of a highly contrasted non-volumetric world sometimes give a better 3d feeeling. Also, It's good that you and a couple of other, are promoting Imagine. It's a good program for it's price. I prefer Lightwave though, even if I miss the volumetrics of imagine, impossible to do in lightwave.
So many of your renders make me ache for a fishing pole and a place to lose it to the big one, looks out the window and a whole lot less concrete, I'm just a simple country gal stuck in the city, on occasion I lose heart, thank you for bringing that back for me with your artwork!