Slaving in Silence. (Gothic Oil on Sacking.) by iCloneTutorials
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Description
Throwing iClone output through Art Processors creates a good sense of depth and emotion if you can find something that triggers your own personal sense of emotion. We have some more examples at our own Forum and Galleries.
At the Reallusion forum Animize has come back from Australia and spoken to Corel about this very topic.
It's a lot of fun if you haven't tried it yet.
Comments (4)
kurtsart
The composition, light, textures and colors are tremendous!
iCloneTutorials
Thanks Kurt. We have many here from the days of iCLone when it wa sonly version 1. :oP I just looked in on your work also. Its equally impressive. I've got a long way to go yet as Ive only just started the rebuild of Forums and Galleries here in England anbd France but I'll catch up with you. :D Thanks for calling in. I'll be in to your studio when I can. Armstrong.
rosewhite
Of all the VP filters, I like Gothic best. The results are great. A dull photograph comes alive with it. :) But I'd like to do iclone. The challenge is great. The results would be more than satisfying. And it makes great material for teaching stuff to kids in school. :)
FUNJOKER
Cheer.continuous it is of beautiful work *****.