Destroying Angel by bigbraader

Vue • Fantasy • posted on Jul 28, 2012

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Description

The idea for this came from a little talk on Facebook about the common names of different mushrooms/funghi. In Danish they are often boring and matter-of-fact descriptive, where as the English names are more imaginative with connotations of fairytales and fantasy. A good example is the species "Amanita virosa", in English called "Destroying Angel". Very appropriate, since it is deadly poisonous for humans :) The Destroying Angel here is not a wild and flamboyant character, but a humble beauty, just like the mushroom. And equally deadly if she wants to be. Toolbox: Vue, Poser & Photoshop. Items from DAZ and myself. Mushrooms modeled by me. I've put this in the "fantasy" category, but it is as much a surreal composition of course. Thanks for viewing, comments etc. always welcome and appreciated. Have a nice day, and don't pick any mushrooms you don't know. - Lars

Comments (44)

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Krid Online Now!

7:25AM | Mon, 30 July 2012

wonderful fantasy scene and excellent clear render

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phfrancke

6:17PM | Mon, 30 July 2012

I really like this. Well done!

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evielouise

9:20PM | Mon, 30 July 2012

yes I agree with the above the white and pose and lighting is super the story line brings it all in!~ 5+

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Kindredsoul

7:29PM | Tue, 31 July 2012

interesting picture, unique and realistic depth of field.

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Lyne

6:35PM | Sat, 04 August 2012

Whaaaa!!!?? you modeled these mushrooms!??! oh my gosh!!! wow! and Wonderful "photo"!! ;)

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kiev01

4:41PM | Sun, 05 August 2012

Great work! I love Vue; it gives such perfect renders. Quick question: whenever I import my Poser figures into Vue the hair never comes along. The follicle cap is there, but no strands. Have you ever ran into that? Thanks, Pat

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