Page Illustration. by Mikeall
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Page Illustration (Gettysburg) for pretend book on American Civil War - mocked up as a scan to give the image a pictorial context. All M3s and some Poserworld clothes. PPP to Photoshop. Thanks for looking.
Comments (15)
efferre
Interesting Civil War scenary and composition!
Sprryte
Excellent image - its great to see someone use poser for something unique and worthwhile =) great job!
Krid
great dramatic scene with excellent poses and postwork
comjek
Great realisation of an illustration. At once the tone of " I wish I was in the land of cotton..." came to my mind. Excellent work.
rofocale
Excellent work!
kenwas
Great job!
thecytron
Xcellent presentation!
TSHamby
Superbly done ... BRAVO!!!
mmitchell_houston
Excellent! You really did a great job of capturing the muted pallet of an old-style book illustration (kinda reminds me of the history books in my elementary school library). The POV is very dramatic and helps convey a sense of urgency to the scene. I really FEEL like they are rushing toward me through the tall autumnal grass. One thing that has fully engaged me is the expression on the face of the guy to our right. At one moment I think it’s excessively exaggerated, and the next moment I think it’s a perfect depiction of his rage as he charges up that hill. I also want to make what is probably the nit pickiest comment I’ve ever made ;-) I wonder if the composition might not be improved just a little bit if that same man were tilted just a little more to our right. That would create a stronger “arrowhead layout” between him, the center man and the guy who was just shot. What I mean is, that change might increase the sense of movement by pulling our eyes down toward the feet of the center man. Anyway, just a thought. As I said, I love it!
chippwalters
Sheesh! Another super rendering. I'm not as sure about mmitchells comment about moving to the right. It may work, but the negative space between the main character and the soldier to the right is simply marvelous! In fact, this is a perfect study of the superb use of negative space to create a dynamic and visually interesting image. Keep up the great work!
SnowSultan
I love your style, it's so original and you always put it to such interesting use. You can really see the painted effect on the soldier's pant legs; that just doesn't happen in a pure 3D render. Great job.
wingnut55
really good and distinctive work.
AwarenessLogic
Great work as always! Could've been in Ken Burn's childhood library...
RBlue
The poster effect on this one works well.
violet
Fantastic......excellent composition and effects...!!!