Having a Pint by RRun
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Description
The base and the painterly version - which one do you like better (and why)?
Comments (16)
Tracesl
cool, great character - got to go with the 'painterty' version, it looks like a scene you would see on the wall of a local pub. Which gives it a bit more character and personality.
RRun
Thanks for your comment!!
JohnnyM
This character has such a high level of sophistication and certainly knows how to enjoy the finer things in life. Excellent work on both renders! :-)
RRun
Cheers!
katyee
I like the first. The glow on the popcorn, the fluff in the ears, the general feel of the image is portrayed so wonderfully in the first. I do so like the second...but it loses your trademark :)
eekdog
he looks smashed!
Krid
..real cool and funny "character"
Ken _Gilliland
fun image-- well done
miwi
Wonderful image, once again excellent work!!!!
BarTales
non-painterly looks best.
RRun
Thanks for voting! 👏
BarTales
That's a great Rat, is that your creation/modification?
RRun
I wish it was. It is the Mouse King sold at DAZ. Perosonally, I think it looks more like a rat, though. There is a Storybook Mouse, too, which you can see in action a while back in my gallery, too.
BarTales
Thanks for the info, that's a great scene you made. Cheers!
JoeJarrah
Way cool. Great concept and exceptional rendering
kharnes
Seems logical to take it out of its Cave as an active version and integrate with the Outside world, like love and robot, isn't it?
richiecunningham
The mouse of the first image is obviously posing for the painter that painted the second picture (which I probably like more) :-)
RRun
Thanks for commenting on the 2 versions.
Pinache
While I like them both, I like the base image the best. His laid back, scruffy character comes through better with the extra clarity of the image.
RRun
Thabnks for sharing your view, much appreciated.
RCTSpanky
You see more details of the room in the reflection on the glass than in the background. Great image composition and a really unique character.
RRun
TY