The Lair by poser4me
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Credit: DAZ Dragon 3 exported FBX from Daz3d
Millennium SubDragon LE exported FBX from Daz3d
Muelsfell Modular Cave Interior exported FBX from Daz3d
Orestes Iray HDRI Skydomes Daz3d
Comments (6)
Paulienchen
Ein sehr schöner Render
poser4me
Thank you.
uncollared
Wonderful. Great lighting
poser4me
Thank you.
OmniFX
So cute, a momma and her baby. Excellent POV!
poser4me
Cool you got it, I think it's time to teach this young ling how to fly.
APlusDesign
Love the lighting in the first! Turned out really well. Very nice scene
poser4me
Cool thanks.
RodS
Someone is getting a scolding, it seems..
"Dad! I did NOT start those wildfires! It was those humans and their space lasers!" Sorry.... Couldn't resist...
The are really superbly done, with beautiful lighting from the cave entrance. It feels like we're hiding behind the rocks and watching this growling match.
poser4me
Thanks just make sure you don't make too much a noise.
MollyFootman
Both are fine images but the featured one is the winner here. This is another example where the greater contrast with the dimly lit cave and the brightly lit sky with some spectral bloom and lens flare really works well. I don't know if you worked with the dragon textures at all but they are extremely effective, too. Excellent work!
Molly
poser4me
The dragon on the left was a Daz conversion I had to re texture by hand. I find the key to good texturing is the roughness and spectral maps you put to your subjects. The dragon on the right is Poser so I only added roughness to the skin to catch the light. It's obvious Daz dos not want to support Poser anymore when Daz offers bridges to other software but Poser. I mission is though Daz and Poser's render engines are different, you can still achieve great renders with Poser today. Thanks for your appreciation to the details, it really pushes me to do better.