man this is just wonderful!! but i think need a little bit of depth and field!
keep going!
man this is just wonderful!! but i think need a little bit of depth and field!
keep going!
geat work! congrats
Last edited by inacarolina; 01-12-12 at 09:14 AM.
my sketchbook: http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthr...a-s-sketchbook
Sometimes less is more ...
When I first started on this piece, I quickly became enamored with
3D max's pro materials , and all the neat little objects they let me create .
unfortunately this left my piece crowded and unfocused .
Asbernardoyangpointed out it killed my depth of field flattening my work .So after all these years of work I still have to remind myself ....
***8203;Sometimes less is more .
Last edited by pygmalion; 01-12-12 at 06:01 PM.
Wonderful image! Reminds me paintings of dutch masters. A very well done drapery BTW!
eh, where is the knife?
Came out Beautiful..Luv the way the light leads me on the journy throughout the piece and takes me back to the focal point of interest, which is where I began the journy...Great job...
Glenn
michalis thank you, and yes Vermeer is one of my inspirations I'm glad it comes through in the piece.
As for the chiton she is wearing I use 3d Max's cloth modifier for that .
it makes the process more like a costume designer than a sculptor the focus is all on where it is pinned
and how it drapes .
I really need to practice my drape sculpting . cloth modifiers don't tend to produce the complicated folds
of most classical pieces .
(love your work in this regard by the way . )
as for the knife , I'm saving the blade for when I do Judith![]()
SpiritDreamer thank you for your kind words .
you expressed it so eloquently, I think all art should be a journey also![]()
Wow nice model, theme and rendering! Also nice living location. We used to go to Myrtle Beach a lot when I was a kid. Murrells Inlet is a beautiful place.