Hern by martinjfrost
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Description
This image came about when i was testing out a new bundle of maples for vue that should be released sometime this week.
The original was larger, but when rendered in vue 8 the software did some very odd things to the image.
Sill prefer using vue 7 , on my machine its faster and the results just seem to be better, here is hoping that vue 9 fixes some of these issues when its released..... hmmmmmmm wishful thinking i think!! lol
Comments (15)
alessimarco
Fantastic character and scene!
dorkati
Cool scene :)
chabot
remember me to a old "eigthies"serial "Robin Hood"! very fine work!
bernieloehn
Very interesting! I like the odd things! ;-)
jclP
very nice character and scene!
wrpspeed
marvelous work
uncollared
very nice setting, well done
rbowen
Very nice work!
anitalee
Excellent
Cimaira
Beautiful composition. It has a painterly look, wonderful image.
vapo
Beautiful, powerful scene... Love this render! Vashek
bigbraader
Nice one here. Interesting that you still prefer Vue 7, because I do so myself. Odd things do happen in 8!
abg24
Great composition, martin.
SIGMAWORLD
Excellent image!
Chipka
Wonderfully done...and every time I see or read the title Hern I think of an Enya song...and this has the same general vibe for me: concrete and ethereal all at once. I love the sense of color and the character himself is so well done. I love the way you incorporate a sense of sensuality in so many of your images: there's a simmering quality--erotic in the background, so to speak, but not necessarily an erotic image. It's as if your characters all possess a "real" sense of body awareness and they know how to pose or do anything that makes them look good to others. That's a rare thing in art: all too often a lesser artist will resort to cliche and to a kind of artistic shorthand in order to convey something. As a result, whatever happens to be conveyed turns into "just another picture of a guy with no shirt" or "just another picture of a woman with breasts" or "just another dog chewing a bone" or whatever...THIS is different, as so many of your works are in that they become studies of light and shadow, studies of color, environment, character, or a combination of things. THAT is what's so great in all of your gallery, and I'm glad to always have those pleasant surprises whenever I peek in. This is good stuff!