Well, I would hate to see you go. This is a wonderful image.

Magnifique modèle et pose...Ce serait dommage de partir, de nous priver de ce beau travail...

well done, nice

Extraordinary textures ans shades!!! Bravo!!!

I hope you keep posting. Your voluptuous women always make your images interesting, regardless of whatever technical limits you are experiencing.

Superb and sexy!!!!Excellent work!!!

Excellent work. And a well thought out perspective.

Dont quit, keep on rendering. The programs may have reached their limits in your hands (for now), but the more you Render and practice, the more you will expand your own work. Take a look at any of the incredible artists here that have large gallaries, compare their early work with what they are doing now. Just hate to see you go.

Sexy, sexy, sexy. What more can I say?

Great work!!!!!

Wooooooooooooooow! Bravo!!!

That's terribly unfortunate, because you have a style and a talent well worth looking forward too.

Talvez os softwares possam ter limites, mas seu talento e criatividade certamente não, e eles encontrão sem duvudas uma maneira de transpo-los. Obra magnifica para comemorar suas 100º imagens, aplausos (5) Perhaps the software may have limitations, but their talent and creativity certainly not, and they shove duvudas without a way to implement them. Work great to celebrate their 100th images, Applause (5)

Too bad you think your renders aren't worth showing.. I disagree with ya! You took almost a year to upload one of your beautiful girls.. I hope you will reconsider.. :)

Excellent work!

I just stumbled into your gallery and am only a passer by... Your themes and your own style are very beautiful and made me want to check out the rest of your gallery. See, it's not about doing the most outstanding picture. Skill in traditional art grows slowly and can't be achieved by reading a manual or learning whatever possible about paint and canvas. At some point one will paint for years more or less masterful, but if he doesn't continue he won't get any better. With 3D it's all much easier. You won't waste much money on a bad picture and you can fix the important things really fast. Try to play around with light and colored light. Play with procedural shaders, build your own ones and don't bother with how weird they may look. Try out scenes with buildings or fire, fog, fantasy and Sci-fi effects. Maybe you want to start a little 3D-modeling in Carrara for example. (Coz it's easier to approach than 3DS Max and I dunno if you can model anything else than landscape and plants in Vue. Actually I'm not even sure about the plants, lol) Just don't let it get you down if the renders don't like those from the movies. With a dual or quad core you are always limited if compared to what renderfarms and hordes of CG and FX specialists can produce. That's not the important point. Important is that you continue to express what you want to express and that you have fun doing it. The result of fun mustn't be of world class. Well, long story short, it would be great if you find out what you began to dislike about your art and connect again to it to make the wanted changes. I don't really believe that it's the technical aspect alone.

Amazing Artwork.

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