Obscuria kissed. Revision. by Greywolf Starkiller
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Description
This is just a revision of my previous pic, and
a bit of an experiment. I fixed the pokey on the
ribbon, changed her hair to a much longer style.
Posed in Poser 7, I did a moonlit render using
Light Dome Pro, and an ambient render in DS. Then
in Paint Shop Pro, I did a black backgound, pasted
the moonlit image as the first layer and ran the
lithograph filter on it. Pasted the ambient pic as
layer two and ran the illustrator filter on it,
then copied it again as layer three with the line
drawing filter and set it as the overlay.
I kinda like how it turned out. :) Credits are
same as before, except it's the Anastasia hair
instead of Tia Hair. :)
Greywolf
Comments (11)
FinalCross31
Very dramatic! I love her bat-like wings. I think this pic turned out really good!
Kartika
Superb artwork!
RodolfoCiminelli
Impressive work and very creative postwork....!!! Beautiful graphic aspect.....!!!!
alltheoriginalnames
I really like this, intersting style. If I could make a suggestion, I would silde the camera just a hair to either side. The tree in the back ground is right above her head, I thought it was a weird hat at first. Confuses the image a bit for me. Other than that, great piece of work man.
JCD
Excellent effect.
originalkitten
Awesome!
StarChildSong
I like this one even better. I love how the patterns create dynamic diagonals example the direction of wing bones in opposition to the stripes of the male's knit hat. Well done.
ElBorja
It is dificult to find something to tell, it may be because it is already a rework and you fixed most of the things that needed to be. I would suggest a bit of camera tweaking myself, just as it was already mentionned. for a scene like this one, to make a more dramatic effect, I would suggest to having a camera pointing up from the floor, enchasing the characters in the sky. Of course, depending on your background I know this is a difficult task (trees with no tops for example). But again, it is more a little detail. The overall feeling of the picture is nice.
Apercu
Great picture.
Georges_H_Hoens
This is a great result, I find it great. My only remark is that the two subjects are alittle bit too much on the center. Its cool to follow the golden ratio on this kind of subject. May I suggest a little tutorial I did about it : A concise of Golden Ratio tutorial
Hope it will help. Excellent job anyway!
Yotna
Visually speaking I love this but the POV does force you to centre the models and that creates a less than perfect aspect to the scene. I am very impressed with you post work here. Beat many of the PS actions for tooning that I have used.