Portrait of an Elven Man by Summfox

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Description

Aren't elven men just so cute? This is a followup to the portrait of the elven woman I did. My main problem with this image was debating whether or not to throw on the surface texture. I think it adds such a rich quality and really brings everything together, but I don't want to become dependant on it. I think for my next couple renders I'll avoid using it. Hair is entirely postwork, along with some minor level adjusting and blurring.

Comments (13)

TygerCub

5:06PM | Sun, 03 March 2002

Wonderfully original! I love it.

vasquez

5:09PM | Sun, 03 March 2002

His eyes have the wisdom of an elf. verry good work. I love it too.

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Blackhearted

5:11PM | Sun, 03 March 2002

nice work summ - love the postworked hair, and yes the texture does tie everything together. cheers, -gabriel

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Kiera

6:56PM | Sun, 03 March 2002

Yummy looking character, I just love the nose and facial structure. I think the texture really works. I almost always add at least a tiny bit of noise to my images.

amokery

7:28PM | Sun, 03 March 2002

This is a great looking character with eyes that can look right through you. I think the stubble adds to the "realism" of the pic.

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rasputina

8:14PM | Sun, 03 March 2002

handsome image.

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sarsa

11:08PM | Sun, 03 March 2002

Beautiful! I love it...you did a great job on his face...and I like the surface texture :)

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karanta

1:14AM | Mon, 04 March 2002

Looks great. Very well done.

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Grendel

5:31PM | Wed, 06 March 2002

Great job. What an excellent character!! This guy has real personality. The texture looks good to me ... but then I use that kind of painted look a lot too :) Actually I really like this picture all round.

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