Portrait of Satyr by boristen

Mixed Medium • Portraits • posted on Mar 21, 2010

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It is funny what CG software is able to. I recently downloaded the alpha of Sculptris following the information kindly provided by Gwynhale. The primary version of this portrait was conceived in Sculptris which, at this stage, is quite user friendly and easy to manipulate with. The final version of Satyr has been done with the CG software of endless possibilities - PostworkShop by Xycod. Thank you for visit the Satyr page. This, anyway, is the week of Xycod Portrait Contest at Renderosity - follow the link: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/contest/index.php?contest_id=1069

Comments (20)

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Fanci

10:55AM | Sun, 21 March 2010

This is very cool. Has a very primative art feel.. which gives it so much character. Love it.

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PHELINAS

10:57AM | Sun, 21 March 2010

Very good work boris near expressionist art ,something of the ancient sculpture greek art....But Macedonia is near of GRECE ? No? Congratulations!

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carlx

11:37AM | Sun, 21 March 2010

Excellent composition and presentation, Boris!!!

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blankfrancine

1:51PM | Sun, 21 March 2010

An amazing creation,Boris.Love the texturing on this.

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Gwynhale

5:36AM | Mon, 22 March 2010

Boris, this is amazing! Very cool experiment with Sculptris. I think that you somehow avoided the l'art pour l'art torture of the 3D model that one can frequently see on the ZBrush experiments. It is of course not software dependent :) And also maybe the PWS treatment has soemething to do with the great result, it would be less interesting with a simple clay render.

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boristen

3:03PM | Mon, 22 March 2010

Agreed completely! PWS can give an excellent final result at the end of the raw material post-processing path. I found mixed medium interaction as a great possibility for digital visual expressiveness and PWS fit my needs perfectly well.

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