Strategy Session by macsavers
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Description
I was doing a brainstorming session for a website spec job and the client is into brand strategy. I looked around but didn't really like what I found, and this idea popped into my head. I knew I had a Fantasy War Room scene, so I decided to play with it. I added about five (5) people to the room, some cups, plates and food. Then I fixed some textures, added a dagger or two and this is what came out. If I had more time, I'd add some rings to the king's hand, but this is just for spec work and I didn't want to spend to much more time with it. I did do a focus setup on the camera, but I didn't do a hardcore render. This only took about an hour or so and it's a tad grainy, but good enough for my purposes. If they like it, then I'll do a finer render of the scene.
Anyways, I thought others might like to see it, so I decided to pop it up here. Let me know what you think.
Comments (3)
paul_gormley
very cool image that thinks out of the box - purpose wise - would be cool to see the final image if they go for it, even if it has to be reworked as that in itself would be interesting too
Rtesian
Marvelous perspective and POV. Very imaginative and refreshingly original. That the hands belong to a King is an assumption a viewer with no access to your thinking might not make. Could be a commander arguing alternatives. Do please re-submit however the scene ultimately resolves itself. :-)
macsavers
True, the assumption could be a problem. If I had more time, I'd add the rings to the hands to complete it, but there are very few ring props for M4, the character I used there. The time it would take wasn't worth it unless the client decides to use the image. If they do, then I'll flesh out the 'royal hands'.