Romantic Roles by arcady

Vue • Romance • posted on Oct 02, 2006

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If you liked this piece, please comment and check out my other works here, you won't be dissapointed. :P Romance in question, with a little magic. Are they in love? Is it unrequitted? Does she fear him, or wait for him to grow in courage? What spell or charm is she casting? ;)

Comments (11)

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wawadave

11:44AM | Mon, 02 October 2006

nice!!

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RubyT

8:42PM | Mon, 02 October 2006

You're right, you do grand work!

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BGHart

2:54AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

Great concept - very well executed! One can interpretate a lot in this image. :)

GypsyL

9:51AM | Tue, 03 October 2006

I am fascinated by the graphic on the floor:)

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graphixdezine

6:04PM | Tue, 03 October 2006

very nice work!

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originalkitten

10:49AM | Wed, 04 October 2006

fabulous

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huenersh

3:52AM | Tue, 24 October 2006

Fantastic image! One question, how you get the HeroFX to work in Vue? lokks fantastic!

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arcady

1:01PM | Wed, 25 October 2006

Huenersh, I pm'd this to you as well since I doubt you'll see it here soon, but for anyone else who wonders: How I got HeroFX working in Vue? I turned up ambience and luminosity, and gave it a bright but low radius glow. I then turn off the effects ability to emit or recieve shadows. I probably could have improved it a bit if I had made the whole thing slightly transparent, but I didn't try that. You can also then put a light near it of a fitting color with a low brightness and no shadows or lens flare. One downside to Vue is that it lacks the area lights of Bryce and Carrara (this might change in the next version if I recall the feature list right), but you can still get good results if you position the light 'just right'. (In my newer '2385' pic, done to test out Bryce 6, the red of the two floating computer effects was done with 'square shaped' lights with no shadows shining on them). Hope that was helpful. :)

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