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Zwavelaar — The Hunt
Published: 2014-05-17 14:59:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 2380; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 0
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Posed in Daz Studio. Rendered in Octane and postwork in Photoshop.Related content
Comments: 32
Firstly, you are extremely talented!
The scenery itself is breathtaking, the tones are earthy and vivid but do not take the focus away from the model. The model is beautiful, she has such a youthful expression but you get the impression she has seen her fair share of hardship. My personal interpretation is that she's attempting to prove herself as a great hunter.
You can tell you have put SO much work into this image, and it really pays off. The vision in this image even puts games in this style to shame.
Really, well done. This is bloody epic!
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Thank you so much for your Critique. Means a lot to me. And I like your background story for this image. I think you're right. She is eager to prove herself and come back with an impressive trophy
Again, thank you for the time you spent writing your comment. It's highly appreciated and it inspires me to make more images.
Gr,
Danny
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Thank you for adding The Hunt to our DAZimals Group!
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Your welcome my friend
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Wonderful! I see that you've taken my suggestions about the circlets to heart. This one is much more wearable because it looks like it's fitted under her hair. <3 Keep up the fantastic work!
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Thanks for your comment! And yes, I used a different circlet because of what you said earlier That's why I like those Critiques. They help me to improve my work.
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It's really effective and I enjoyed this piece. You have a great skill.
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You are so welcome! I don't know if I invited you or not but I have a Facebook Photography page and a website where I feature my artwork. I have not been on here for a while so I can't remember who I have told things to and who I haven't. I make cards, Stickers, Prints (You can also get just the print unframed as well as on; Art, Canvas, Metal, or a Poster), You can get iPhone, iPod, and iPad covers with my photography or digital art design on it. If you would like to check it out I put the links down below, also if you have a page or website you would like me to look at to help support your work PLEASE! Let me know, I would be more than happy to help you out!
www.facebook.com/pages/Photogr…
www.facebook.com/BlushieBoutiq…
www.redbubble.com/people/roxan…
www.zazzle.com/rshoppables/gif…
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I don't do much on facebook myself, but I will certainly check out your facebook page
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This is truly a neat scene!
May I ask what you did in your postwork? I would guess the butterflies and wisps
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I did some blending modes and colorizing. With these adjustments everything in the scene has the same 'feel' (if you know what I mean). And of course the butterflies In the background I painted the lights behind the trees and made some lightrays. And I do a lot of little things (like blurring the outerlines of the charcters, do some overlay layers) to give it a more painted feel.
I'm still not that experienced with photoshop, so everytime I'm learning new things
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Wow ... that's more than I'd expected
I'm always surprised how different the images are made. I thought the lightrays were renderd for example.
I, for one, try to get most out of my initial 3D software. It's so hard to get the effects I want
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Yeah, I do a lot of things in postwork. If you compare the final image with the original render the overall look is very different. In photoshop I have more control over the adjustments I make. And it's non-destructive.
But that's my opinion and my style. I like the painted look. But that's how I think about it now. Maybe next year I will have a whole other style. That's the fun of it. You never stop learning and improving
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Wonderful composititon. Love your work on the pose and outstanding on the back light.
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