Water Moon by YodaOc

Poser • (none) • posted on Oct 14, 2002

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I created this with the aid of ToxicAngels "Basics of Postwork" tutorial also with the aid of Kirisutes "Let There be Light" tutorial as well. This took me about 4 hours to do! And it is the first time i have created the rain affect so tell me what you think. Feel free to tell me how I can improve it.

Comments (12)

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liewald

5:34AM | Mon, 14 October 2002

Sometimes an image just works. this is one of these .... EXCELLENT : dave

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Sydney_Andrews

6:25AM | Mon, 14 October 2002

Wow. This is excellent! Now wouldnt it be nice if you put all those little raindrop splashes in the water! :) Regards, E.

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ShadowWind

7:08AM | Mon, 14 October 2002

Great rain effect, wonderful water...

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kirisute

9:16AM | Mon, 14 October 2002

in his worst yoda impersonation "learning you are..soon you will be great you will mmmm yeeesssss* right then now thats out the way...this is cool dude...nice to know someone read my tutorials and tells me they use them! hehe think all you need to add to this is some rivulets of water on her skin and on the rocks and you would be laughing..but seriously great improvement m'man

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mlevans

9:42AM | Mon, 14 October 2002

in a word..."incredible"...

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Dave71

6:33PM | Mon, 14 October 2002

Lovely image..you have done an excellent job on the rain..

gangolf

1:42PM | Wed, 16 October 2002

nice impression

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sinsister

6:59PM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Very good :) You can almost feel like she's going to jump into the water and go for a swim, kirisute's got the right suggestions, i'm also going to go with a shadow behind her, basically just sit there and look at her and think about what's happening in the scene like where is the lighting coming from, what effects are happening, what effect do they have on other things in the scene.

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