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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 10 7:27 pm)
I feel that the way you have intigrated the figures into the background is just perfect. The horse texture evokes its spirit nature, and the girl is most definitly keltic. Her pose looks slightly out of balance but her expresion and hair more than compensate for this. I like the story, I like the image.
As a newcomer to these forums I am hesitant to make too mich noise but for my two bobs worth I would introduce a lighter and contrasting tone for compositional balance - perhaps in the form of 'gold dust' sprinkling down from the point of contact between hand and Kelpie mouth to balnce the light shaft of the forest. The image is great and the myth new to me - thanks for sharing
As a newcomer to these forums I am hesitant to make too mich noise but for my two bobs worth I would introduce a lighter and contrasting tone for compositional balance - perhaps in the form of 'gold dust' sprinkling down from the point of contact between hand and Kelpie mouth to balance the light shaft of the forest. The image is great and the myth new to me - thanks for sharing
A very nice image. The horse and texture are excellent, but I agree that the dress seems too modern. The positioning of the kelpie-hunter's legs is a little awkward, try shifting the centre of balance back a little so the right leg's bend is corrected. The background is superb, and the way you've integrated it is excellent Paul
Thanx for all the comments and suggestions. I agree that the dress is a bit modern - maybe she a modern Kelpie hunter? ;-) Seriously I will see if I can't find a dress that looks a little more appropriate for her and maybe modify her pose slightly. The picture is rendered in Poser with a little work on the horse (mane and tail) and background in Photoshop. Thanx again Daio
Well darn .. Dont do many poser renders but I was thinking a little dappled light on the figure might place her in the surroundings a little better. Also you might try something to merge the kelpie and the water at the part of his calf ... Not sure if a partial transparancy will work there or not but it might .. Just an idea
heya; this is very nice! i love the lily pad leaves on the kelpie's back. it'd also be cool if there were water rivulets dripping down off of him. (those can be painted on afterwards, if you're careful.) you might be able to use this dress if you apply a sorta fantasy/medieval/celtic texture and/or transparency map to it. her pose needs the most work, it looks like her right leg is folded backwards... ouch! if she is going to lean forward, she needs to bend her knees more, and put one foot forward. try turning on auto balance and see if that helps. (turning off ik for her feet might also make it easier.) :)
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