Orca-stration #2 by grafikeer

Vue • Animals • posted on Feb 10, 2014

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Vue8Frontier/DazStudio/Photoshop "Orca-stration#2"....more of a mixed media piece,was inspired by CNN's documentary BLACKFISH and this was the result. Orcas are from Daz3D(for some reason the female fin version did not import with the fin morph,not sure why). A volumetric atmo with adjustments to haze and fog created the murky water,sun was disabled and a volumetric spotlight used with a caustic gel. Rendered using AO. Postwork in Photoshop for the hand-painted bubbles and the floating debris.

Comments (12)

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jdstrider

11:33AM | Mon, 10 February 2014

The water effect is excellent, as is the lighting. This really captures them well.

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iborg64

11:41AM | Mon, 10 February 2014

splendid under water scene the shafts of light are excellent

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spiritmind

12:08PM | Mon, 10 February 2014

nice underwater scene, i like the dust and blurriness, it ads realism

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bebopdlx

12:08PM | Mon, 10 February 2014

Nice U/W work.

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Celart

1:28PM | Mon, 10 February 2014

Great atmosphere in this image

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MNArtist

1:52PM | Mon, 10 February 2014

Really nice underwater work. Only suggestion would be a hint of the caustics showing on the whale's skin, but that's minor detail. Older versions of Vue worked much better for underwater than the newer versions, ironically.

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adorety

2:20PM | Mon, 10 February 2014

Beautiful and excellent work. Great job on creating this light ray underwater scene.

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kjer_99

2:49PM | Mon, 10 February 2014

Nice work! Love the rays of light and the whole setting, really. As to the figures and objects, fine use of minimalism to convey a sense of the vastness of their ocean environment. Most excellent!

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