The Inner Chamber by Seaview123

Vue • Fantasy • posted on Jun 05, 2009

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Hello and thanks for looking. I'm still experimenting with lighting and render settings, and I'm learning that if you want better renders, it takes a much longer time. This one took about 4 hours to cook up, and my little computer was really glad when it was done, let me tell you! What do you think? Tom Seaview123 Credits: Felina character for V4 by Syltermermaid

Comments (40)

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elzoejam

11:49AM | Sat, 06 June 2009

Wonderful emotion in this image!

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Miska7

12:52PM | Sat, 06 June 2009

Very nice scene. Great character, textures and poses! Well done.

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Faery_Light

12:53AM | Sun, 07 June 2009

I think the lighting is fantastic. The pose and expression is excellent as well. Hmm, not sure how well I'd take to 4 hour renders. But I do fairly simple stuff right now. Maybe someday I'll do something more complicated.

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andrewl

2:26AM | Sun, 07 June 2009

A very cool scene, great picture :)

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jenay

10:22AM | Mon, 08 June 2009

cool - I love the exotic beauty :) 4 hours ?? I think I'd have no patientce to what that long - LOL I have no ideas about light settings in Vue or so - it looks a bit dark IMHO, or is it intended ?? anyway - a cool start of a story ...

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BenBischop

11:54AM | Mon, 08 June 2009

Super Cool....!!

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cyberknight1133

2:03PM | Mon, 08 June 2009

Definitely one of your best renders! Vue does take a LOT longer to render but I think the end result is usually worth it.

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DarwinsMishap

8:16AM | Thu, 11 June 2009

Fantastic scene here; the only thing that is distracting to me would be the brightness of her (the forefigure) body decorations. As for time in rendering? :) The most time my poor computer was forced through the paces was a continual 38 hour render. The most set up time for me has ranged between four hours to two days (broken up hours, but that was how long it took), postwork usually is less than 30 min. I try to get as much done prior to post as possible. Great image, though!!

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