Waterhole by midge170
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Description
After lurking here for a while and trying to pick up tips I finally got the nerve to try building an image and this is my first render in VUE 5. Itis very simple I know, it was really an exercise in building my own confidence. All items are from the stock VUE 5 collections.
I am not really happy with it apart from actually having started something.I know that there are many ways to improve it but I would be very grateful for advice on lighting this scene more realistically, and especially grateful if someone can explain to me how to place ripples around the leopards Paws and tongue, it wouldnt be a masterpiece but I would feel happier with it.
Thanks for any info or criticism, Im here to learn.
Midge
Comments (9)
sim3344
nice work
ASTREA_
Muy bueno tu trabajo. Me ha gustado mucho el reflejo en el agua
Thelby
This is a Very nice start, don't sell yourself short. If none of the preset skies are ligting your scene the way You want then you should go to the Vue Tuts section here at Rosity found at this address: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/tutorial/index.php?browse&section_id=44 All of them are good to Great, but if you are like me I prefer watching a video and I learn much faster by it, so look for "Art Head Start Videos by Jim Coe" they are very useful and Free. But the best advice is always, Practice, Practice, Practice. I look forward to your next upload :^D
DavyJo
Very very nice a difficult pose and reflection to be sure, you did a great job. Keep it up.
calico1
Very nice start.
Nanothect
It's a great start Midge. Sorry I can't offer any advice, alas I haven't got a clue about Vue. At a guess I'd say there must be a solution to the 'rings' in the terrain editor thingymagig... Keep going, there's an artist in all of us, just bustin' to get out!
midge170
Thanks all you have helped me to overcome some nerves. Will start something else as soon as possible. So many ideas................ Best wishes to you all Midge
romanceworks
Very nice posing of the big cat and I really like the unique colors and serene mood of this scene. Welcome to R'osity. :o) CC
pixeltek
Excellently posed. You've got that action down to a 't'.