Tribute to Frans Hals, final (for the time being). by Helleshoj

DAZ|Studio • Historical • posted on Feb 27, 2010

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This will be the last one in this sequence. I have taken my start in several of Frans Hals' paintings. Frans Hals (c. 1580 – 26 August 1666) was a Dutch Golden Age painter especially famous for portraitureHe is notable for his loose brushwork, and helped introduce this lively style of painting into Dutch art. Hals was also instrumental in the evolution of 17th century group portraiture. I used pictures like "Jester with a Lute", "The Merry Luteplayer", "Jonker Ramp and his Sweetheart" and "Shrovetide Revellers ". I have looked at "The Jolly Drinker" and "Peeckelhaering" and others. In this picture I used Daz: M3 and V3, Romeo dress, Pirate jacket, V3 MFD, Kurt Hair, parts of The Studio Kozaburo Koz Messy hair, Kyoko Hair, Updo Arcebus: lute Treasure Chest: Toonfood, table chairs, tableware and food items Trekkiegrrl: fruit Chris Cox Rococco dress with textures by Mixart and Prematos? (Not sure.) Eowyn 4 texture by ?? and some other prop I do not remember from where.(Sorry if I left any out.) This render was done in Daz Studio 3, the free version and took about 3,5 hours. Some of the figures were originally posed in Poser 6, and then opened in Studio, but V3 had to be posed in Studio since importing broke the morphs. The Same with the Morphing Fantasy dress. Some minor repairs in Photoshop CS4.