The Dream of Thutmose IV by Lynne

Bryce • (none) • posted on May 14, 2002

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Description

Sphinx and background rendered in Bryce. Figure and props rendered in Poser. Composite done in Photoshop. Thutmose IV was an Egyptian Prince who after hunting one night went to sleep at the feet of the Sphinx. He had a dream that the Sphinx told him, "If you should unbury me from the sands, you shall be Pharaoh...". The Sphinx was buried up to his next at the time. Thutmose later had the Sphinx unburied and did one day become Pharaoh, even though it was his brother was supposed to be next in line. A stone is today still at the feet of the Sphinx which recorded the dream of Thutmose IV.

Comments (9)

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kromekat

2:17PM | Tue, 14 May 2002

Very nice illustration! - the lighting is great!

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frogdot

5:59PM | Tue, 14 May 2002

very beautiful. well done

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zfigure7

6:58PM | Tue, 14 May 2002

Wonderful!!! The ambiance and tones are perfect! We want more!!!

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flamekeeper

1:18AM | Wed, 15 May 2002

I think the scene is great and I like the addition of the explaination (for those who don't know egyptian history). Where did you get the clothing props for your poser figure?

Lynne

6:22AM | Wed, 15 May 2002

Thanks everyone! More Info: The weapons and oil lamp are by CastleDevelopmentGroup and can be found in the Renderosity Store. The Prince's outfit is by Anton and can be found at the Daz3d.com Store. And please forgive the mis-cropping on the right-hand side. I didn't see it until it was posted. The Sphinx was lit with radial lights inside of Bryce. Then the pict was exported to Poser at a smaller temperary size into Poser where I positioned the Price and his props. I used about 4 spot lights in yellow and gold tones on them. The dramatic shadows they create were added in Photoshop as well as a few color adjustments to make the two parts seem as one.

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