Anguish by ChuckEvans
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Credits
Michael 2 (DAZ3D)
Victoria 2 (DAZ3D) (twice)
SciFi Clothing and Textures (DAZ3D)
SS Spy Wear Bob and Texture (DAZ3D - Anton)
Michael Long Hair (DAZ3D - Michael Lane)
Questors Guns
Decotech Modular Prop Pack (Moebius87)
Cybertronica (RDNA - Electronica Fashions)
Rendered in Vue (with 21 lights and quarter million polygons)
Some postwork in PS7
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Seconds passed like seconds and as the echoes of gunfire died, seconds passed like hours.
Tucker dropped to his knees as Kali fell backwards in his arms. She had taken the shot meant for him. His shot had been too late and that split-second had taken his partner. His partner? NO! More than that.
They had bountied together for less than a year, taking assignments from the
Comments (12)
spook
well done. lots of emotional content. good illustration of the scene.
Moebius87
Absolutely brilliant! You've got me in goosebumps... more, more, more! Vignettes like these really do take the graphic elements to a whole different level. Well done, sir!
dialyn
Very good job, Chuck. Powerful and moving. Touches an emotional chord. Graphic is rich with complex light, shadows, and textures. Shows the thoughtful work you put into it.
Crescent
Excellent job on the colors and lighting. You kept it realistic, instead of dark and stylized, and that makes the picture work better.
ladynimue
Amazing job of posing, excellent composition!
jagill
Great scene! Well rendered and written.
digitalvoodoo
Art-Wonderful scene, great render with fantastic lighting! Writing-Your first line made me want to slap you but the ending made me want to cry so Hey!
Schlabber
lol - making combined poses is sometimes really painfull - but it is also sooooo much fun. And finally it is only a flick of the wrist ;o). Oh - nice image - btw :o)
danob
Hi Chuck! Was just browsing had not realized you posted here as well! This is excellent work!!
TigerShark
Excellent visual storytelling. The composition of the hallway and the couples pose definately works to create a feeling of silence after the conflict. My only comcern is the size of the gun near her hand, from the shape of it I'd expect it to be larger.. but that means less than nothing.
ChuckEvans
Yes, I anguished over that piece myself. The handle looked too small for her hand yet I let it go. Chalk it up to laziness. Thanks for the comment, TS!
pookah69
This image demonstrates a high level of craft...the lighting, the set, the perspective. To offer some minor critique: there could be just a tad more tension in the male's pose, given the drama of the situation. Perhaps the line from the hand through the shoulder which looks slightly "relaxed" could be tweaked a bit, especially to contrast with the inert pose of the female figure...still, overall, a very strong image.