Wide Blue Yonder by frogdot
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Why is it, when in Poser, I'm picking eye color, expression and everything to make a good looking character, then once in Bryce, I always sink the figure so far back that no detail is ever seen?
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Starfield made with Starbits. Made and ruined the pavillion. Rubio's sheet for Vicky. Painted the hair. Meteor is a cone and sphere with flare added in post
Comments (8)
The detail is still there, even if it can't be seen. The viewer knows this and reacts accordingly...
The detail is very much there...the eye reads body language, and expression....the brain only reacts to the two. Both are present on first glance! Once in a blue moon (no pun intended) I see something and the part of my brain that I have little control over begins to spew. So, grab a rag...here I go. What comes to my thoughts at first glance: My light is like a star Shining amongst A Millions Billions... If you could travel to it see its fiery glow Explosive Alive. You are but a Millions Billions from its light and all You see is it's faint glow... Shining amongst A Millions...Billions.. Super work Dave! (=
Great "destruction", that's my favorite part. The woman is perfect, too.
bravo! this is a wonderful work of art! V
So much work... such a beautiful render... always aweinspiring Dave!
Beautiful work as alway... Your whole concept on this piece was excuted with outstainding control over the tools you use as well as detial youve put into this piece
Well, I certainly share your plaint. Seems like most of my hardest work can never really be seen either by the time the picture is finished, so I have a lot of empathy for you. However, I suspect that EnglishBob has the right of it. Certainly, this is one of your most interesting pieces.
Beautiful scene, especially the sky.