No Name by kylco
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Description
This is actually a WIP, but wanted to get some feedback before I commit to a 6 hour render of this very large beast. I did a quick render and sized it down for the purpose of getting your feedback. Also, let's pick a name for this guy.
I used a mirror (flat wall) virtically in the center and made only half the image. I didn't expect the result I got but like it. The grey/white light that extends out the side bothers me but I tried to change it and delete it all together but it completely changes the image. A lot of the image goes black when I change/delete it.
Please give me some ideas about this image. If you like it the way it is, great. If not, please let me know how I can improve it. Thanks.
Comments (5)
Stunning creation! nice job with the mirror :)
Nice idea. Maybe a few more lights or decrease the mirror so we get a slightly better view of whatever it is.
I see this as a pure abstract image & I think it's perfect just as it is. Beautiful forms, reflections & use of dark space give it a mysterious look. I don't understand why it would take so long to render though - lots of lights? old, slow machine?
It looks like a metal plated lobster... an ancient sea god maybe. It's good enough as it is already. If the grey light's origin is from conical lights, you could reduce the light's range to get rid of the background spots. But it won't reduce the time for the final rendering - reflecting surfaces tend to eat a lot of processing time...
Yup, a metal plated lobster, a Molybendium plated Galaxy Conqueror- one bad dude, but loves chicken nuggets.