Xerr & Friends by ScottSadyk

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Apr 17, 2008

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Description

hi again guys. i just read a tutorial about getting quick renders so i thought i'd try it. i have no lighting in it or anything. It took just over 4 minutes to do and i think it looks pretty good. It reminds me of some sort of game, where the hero is at the front, and his enemy's behind him. anyhoo hope you like and please leave your comments

Comments (17)

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Cimaira

11:40AM | Thu, 17 April 2008

oh, I like this alot!!! and it looks fantastic the composition is good, no lighting huh??? would you like to share that tut?? lol, sounds like something I could use! fantastic image and great idea!

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ESarge

12:27PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

Fantastic image!!

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Seaview123

1:16PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

Hmm, Xerr has no friends, only 'fiends'! Good work with your 4 minute render.

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theconqueror

1:25PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

Superb image...well done...

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Mars_TBC

3:00PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

Great work! looks like a scary Shrek in the background there.

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Lassie24

3:09PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

This is excellent just for 4 mins,ok ya will have to spill beans and tell ma where the tut is :)

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Akhbour

4:20PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

Looks good to me for 4 minutes! Well done!

evoluzione33

5:35PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

very groovy

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clam73

5:57PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

original, nice one!!

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lorddarkwolf

11:48PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

nice!

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crocodilian

1:59AM | Fri, 18 April 2008

I like the composition . . . the beasties receding away into the background, all with their gaping maws open, are just great. The problem is that the texture in the foreground dragon has broken down, looks very GL-like. I wouldn't try to fix this in the render, just pop into Photoshop with a texture brush and paint in some detail. Or, in keeping with the fast render technique, stick a very busy textured gel on the light that illuminates foreground beastie. . . that'll "paint" another texture in, automatically.

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