Shape of Things to Come (Anticipation) by Rutra

Vue • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jun 25, 2007

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*** This looks much better in full-size! *** This is the first picture of a trilogy. Thanks to ArtPearl, who came up with the title for this, which will become clearer with the complete series. This picture was partly inspired by another work of mine, "The Arrogant Angel". I was looking for the conceptual opposite using some of the same visual elements (girl on a column wrapped in a cloth, clouds, sky). Tech stuff: The cloth around the character was modelled by me in Zbrush. Plants are from Linda Daireaux's, ruins are from Stonemason. Spectral atmo and clouds (what else?), GI model. Thanks for watching! EDIT: After the comment from Bea, I tried to make the ruins less smooth (re-rendered that part with a stronger bump map). Thanks!

Comments (23)

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ArtPearl

12:19AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

What a great image! The composition is flawless again, and the lighting is brilliant. But mainly its the mood - breath-taking. Although the element are similar to 'arrogant angel' the differences are so telling: the angel filled up the space, was lit from the front and was in the middle of an adoring crowd, this girl seems so small, lit from behind, and alas no-one to admire her...tugs at the heart!

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Bea

12:20AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Great sky and nice posing the only thing I can see is that the ruins are a bit smooth :)

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athesdan

2:12AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

very great composition

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thefixer

3:23AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Outstandingly atmospheric piece!

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Umbetro38

4:51AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Outstanding - perfect Atmo and render

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JOELGLAINE

5:45AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Always put displacement maps EVERYWHERE you can, especially ruins and such! LOL WOWEEEEEEEEEE! That said--I'm out of things to say. @_____@ Wow! This really is a SWEET render. The god-rays worked perfect in this piece. Dude, you hit this one out of the ball-park!

kenernest63

9:11AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Beautiful painting. Exceptional in concept. Your human figures really could use a dynamic pose over the ordinary poser supplied poses. Especially if you are trying to convey a message of some kind.

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JNH

9:20AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

I like this one better than the last...in conception and realization. Atmosphere is perfect. The shadowed face is a nice detail. I realize the smoothness of the ruins is to maintain continuity, but is a bit unrealistic. Excellent work!

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jjroland

9:40AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

The fabric looks more cloth like in this one. Very nice. The water looks a tiny bit grainy to me. No biggie. I love the light rays and clouds - the atmosphere is perfect.

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Stardust_Crossing

9:58AM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Full of creative power! Magnificent view!

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fabriced

12:02PM | Tue, 26 June 2007

superb sce! cheer

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sim3344

12:34PM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Very beautiful work!!!

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MaydaMason

12:36PM | Tue, 26 June 2007

love the atmosphere a lot! impressive scene

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thartwick1

1:15PM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Excellent!!

svdl

3:53PM | Tue, 26 June 2007

Fantastic atmosphere. Those Godrays are brill. I wonder about the scale of things. The plants and grasses seem very large compared to the size of the archway in the ruin, and so does the girl. Nice wind effects on her hair and clothes. Why is she standing there, on that pillar? What is to come? This images leaves questions with the viewer - which is good! Lovely artwork.

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