Rise of the Phoenix by psyoshida

Vue • Mythology • posted on Jan 30, 2011

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Just playing around with the idea of the Phoenix and trying out Ken Gilliland's new blue textures for his Phoenix from the Birds of Legend collection from Daz. Zoom is highly recommended. Other items used: Futre Rite, Greeble City Blocks both from Daz and the Monsoon's Fire from c3d. Thanks for the wonderful comments on my last picture "Racing the Moon" I always appreciate your time and comments.

Comments (79)

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Hubert

4:37AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

A wonderful, very moody scene! Great composition and atmosphere!

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velasco

5:11AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Magnifico trabajo con esta escena

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flora-crassella

6:26AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

GORGEOUS work!!!!!

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boobunny

6:48AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Fantastic scene and great effects.

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dochtersions

6:51AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Fantastic mood, colors and stunning design, Patty

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bevsphototreasures

7:06AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

This is very pretty! I like it.

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soffy

7:19AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Excellent and very beautiful work***

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AureliusdeMercoeur

7:25AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Very creative and very well rendered !! Superb work !! Bravo !!

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mariogiannecchini

7:40AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Fantastic colors, light and effects!Spectacular atmosphere! A fabulous scene!

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drifterlee

8:13AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Gorgeous scene!!!!!!

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flavia49

8:43AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

splendid image!!

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tennesseecowgirl

9:16AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

gorgeous work!

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kftate

9:42AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Oh wow! This is very cool. Really beautiful work!

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mickeyrony

10:14AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Just one glance is enough to the apotheosis of a successful lecture as my Beatiful . A work worthy of the greatest. It is a joy visual who makes us the flavors of your expectations. Many thanks ((5 + +)) Rien qu'un regard suffit à l'apothéose d'un succès magistral comme ma Belle . Un travail digne des plus grands . C'est une joie visuellequi nous rend les saveurs de tes attentes . Mille mercis ((5++))

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ragouc

12:36PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Very good composition.

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Roywig

12:54PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

You always come up with something very special. Gorgeous image and effects.

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unstart

2:04PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Beautiful and great effects!!

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Crudelitas

2:14PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Wow! Great colors and the blue texture is really nice! Fantastic work! And still so dramatically in addition! Yes, so a phoenix produces itself properly!

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danapommet

2:58PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

The perfect scene to test out the blue Phoenix. Nicely done! Dana

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artistheat

3:24PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Excellent Image and Work

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moochagoo

3:28PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Love this kind of scene !

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cece7894

5:08PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Excellent Work!

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npauling

5:25PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Fabulous colouring of the Phoenix, he is really glowing. A lovely image with excellent fire and smoke effects too. Very well created.

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sandra46

5:25PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

fantastic work! superb image!

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mnmpm

6:20PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

very beautiful

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Orinoor

8:08PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Wow, I love the colors! I have no idea how you got that wonderful color in your clouds, but it's really beautiful!

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GreenHawke

9:26PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Stunning work! Extremely well done!

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Dotthy

7:46AM | Tue, 01 February 2011

very hot work ;-) excellent!!!!!!

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ironsoul

1:56PM | Tue, 01 February 2011

Beautiful scene, Phoenix really intense blue and outstanding. This is not a critism but one thought is to put an intense specular light at the front of the image to create a flame reflective frame off the edges and create a visual border which will lead the viewer to the phoenix (maybe a naff idea but you made me think :)).

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