Trio Sonata by AnAardvark

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Apr 20, 2009

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Description

Trio Sonata. The musicians are: Baroness Vril Silverleaf-Matharo - Viola DaGamba Marchioness Aeowyn Ardshield - Harpsichord Duke Prydian - Violin Commodore Phelan - Flute (Yes, there are four instruments, but the Viola Da Gamba and the Harpsichord count as the continuo, which is a single part, the Viola playing the melody, and the Harpsichord filling in with an obligato.)

Comments (16)

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mel841

9:14PM | Mon, 20 April 2009

Excellent composition and great poses!

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ArtPearl

9:18PM | Mon, 20 April 2009

Really well set up, well posed nice set of clothes, good decor and instruments, and above all they seem to enjoy themselves!

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JOELGLAINE

9:22PM | Mon, 20 April 2009

Classy looking historic piece! I like it! Well done!

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LBAMagic

10:36PM | Mon, 20 April 2009

Wonderful scene

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J5ive

10:41PM | Mon, 20 April 2009

Very nicley posed and rendered!!

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dphoadley

11:08PM | Mon, 20 April 2009

Looks more like a quartet to me. Nice render though! DO keep up the good work. DPH

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blankfrancine Online Now!

11:21PM | Mon, 20 April 2009

Wonderful setup. I can almost hear them playing.

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lornix

12:06AM | Tue, 21 April 2009

Oh, I like this! Very cool. Bravo!

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Krid

12:26AM | Tue, 21 April 2009

great scene and characters with excellent poses

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NetWorthy

12:53AM | Tue, 21 April 2009

Fantastic good composition and very good (and time consuming I'm sure) posing! One nit: I think this needs a bit of light work to really bring it out. I suggest a very weak non-shadowed fill light from the lower left and a really bright shadow-throwing spotlight from the upper right. That type of arrangement should highlight their features better and enhance the many fine textures you have here. Very nice job!

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