|:| Vale |:| by Li-C.

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on Jan 22, 2009

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Description

This originally started out as a sequel to my "Young Nobel Man Of Sadness" graphic, but somewhere along the way I changed my mind and decided to play around with reflections instead. Five points to the first person who can tell me what mythical creature Vale here is. And just like in Whose Line Is It Anyway, the points don't matter ;-) Pose, face and body morphs and lighting all done by yours truly. Rendered on Poser Five, small lighting adjustments, frame and sigg added in Photoshop Seven. Yes, I still use PS7 :-) Thanks for taking the time to view this graphic, Lisa PS: A small request: I love being told my graphics are pretty as much as the next person. However I'd like to ask that when leaving a comment, please don't be shy about critiquing the image as well. If you see something that could be done better in one of my graphics, please feel free to point this out and/or give advice on how to correct this. Art communities are about growing as an artist as much as they are about sharing art...Aren't they? Thanks, L.

Comments (5)

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karibousboutique

9:11PM | Thu, 22 January 2009

Well, he must be a vampire, since he has no reflection! Cool effect!! I'd love to see him lounging on the floor so we could get a close-up of him that included the reflection.

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Ash888

4:25AM | Fri, 23 January 2009

He looks stunning! I like the wild long hair contrasting with his clothing style. I would therefore also point in the direction of Werewolf or Vampire also taking into account the whole mood of the pic. The reflection is there but a bit too dark to actually perceive. Might want to take the reflection in a plain behind or him or on the side instead of on the ground. Thiswould also give a more harmonious format. (Just my first impression thouig, and surely a matter of tatse as well) Thank you for ypur Comment and Fav on The Morrigan, I appreachaite it!

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