The Devil's Cornfield by Seaview123
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Hello everyone and thanks for looking...
Sorry folks, but I'm pretty busy with work and the holiday season, so I sort of threw this one together. I hadn't used the 'freaky devil' in a long time and thought it'd be nice to air him out. For a quickie this took a while to create, since those darn Lisa's Botanical plants sure seem to take a while to render. If anyone's got any tips on speeding up that process I'd sure like to hear 'em. I'd like to put more detail in my backgrounds, but if it adds hours to my render time, it's not worth the effort.
Thanks, and I hope everyone is having a happy holiday season.
Tom
Seaview123
Comments (34)
Tracesl
excellent posing and characters
magnus073
Great work here Tom, this looks like a dangerous place to be
Minda
great posing and excellent scene tom...
eekdog
great demon tom, super scene.
bigdadgib
Very nice work. Wonderful art
OrphanedSoul
Excellent art!
crender Online Now!
Xcellent work!!!
KnightWolverine
Well nothing good is going to come from this get together...ruh roh Scooby Doo....Where are you!....lol.. Good Work! -=Will=-
lwperkins
I almost always render the figures and the background separately, just to keep things rendering faster and to have more control. I think Lisa's plants depend on transparency to work, so you might consider just turning down the render quality a bit, especially if you will have a slight blur on the background anyway.
jenwencheng
I am afraid of rendering plants/grass --- I agree with lwperkins --- I usually render it separately from my figures
Faemike55
Tim is on the loose! Great looking scene
hardwaretoad
The LB stuff is high in transmaps so like hair they're extremely time consuming to render, especially if you're using raytracing. Try rendering them seperately as lwperkins suggested and composite your characters later when you edit. As long as they're not actually interacting physically with your BG elements it shouldn't matter. This Devil character here always reminds me of Tim Curry in "Legend", that old Tom Cruise flic. Nice rendering on this none-the-less, Tom, your usual great dynamics.
Faery_Light
Hmmm, why was the gal in that cornfield? She should have been more careful...lol. great scene.
brycek
Terrific scene and posing..nice work!!
bazza
Lovely scene Tom, I'd hate to be the girl lol..
renecyberdoc
looks good to me tom,i havent used the freaky devil for ages lol.
mikeerson
do your pictures like the do in the movies - that's what I do. make your backround first, render it, save it. go back into poser, bring it up as a background, put your posers in the scene, add a few more rocks or plants render it, save it.... if you want to add more to it, take it back into poser as a background.... I'm not one for long renders, and I'm more into emotions on characters. setting up a huge scene and saving it for future renders as backgrounds, AND LONG renders, I'll deal with when I get into animation - which on my pace may be A LONG TIME from now = lol
drifterlee
Cool action render!!!!!
Roboman28
Nice work.
jmb007
bonne image!
Marinette
Excellent artwork! non posso aiutarti per fare dei render veloci :-( :)gea
fudster
Great stuff here Tom. As for tips ... I think LWPERKINS & HARDWARETOAD got the right idea. I usually setup my scenes, light, characters poses etc. Save camera dots and pose dots. Then render one element at a time. Take my PNG files into PS and composite. Less time than letting a single render go on for hours. Hope this helps.
adorety
Cool. She looks like she's kind of liking it ;). I usually use Vue for vegetative landscapes, otherwise a well crafted bmp or jpeg works for me in Poser. Vue renders are often measured in hours, so I'm used to it. In Vue you can interrupt the render and pick up where you left off, so that can help. I just let it render overnight and usually by morning it's done. Usually.
Madbat
Ah, Lisa's botanicals have an unnecessarily bloated amount of polygons per leaf. Use with caution, because those will bog down your render with only one or two in scene, never mind a whole cornfield!
PhilW
Great action scene! Tip for faster rendering! Get Carrara!
daggerwilldo
Its a unique image and I love the characters.
M2A
Very good characters job, i like their face expression and pose. Cool.
artistheat
Totally Cool,Great Job
julesart
Very cool scene! He looks great! The girl is awesome. Great job!
davidabailey
It's always worth the effort - you wouldn't eat a cake that's been half baked.