Gladiator - civil contender by woodhurst

Bryce • Historical • posted on Mar 04, 2003

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This was ALOT of fun to make. suprisingly, i didnt run into many problems. The crowd is composed of about 10 men, rendered seperatley, the layered on the image. the dead lion, the gladiator, the confetti, flags, bistanders, and the decorations on the top pillars are were also rendered sepratley and layered onto the image of the stadium. ive never tried anything like this--but i hope you like it. the gladiator armor is from DAZ. We mortals are but shadows and dust. - Proximo Poser/Bryce/photoshop thanks for viewing and commenting!

Comments (17)

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calum5

6:55PM | Tue, 04 March 2003

Yes i like this alot.Excellently done on a great image matching expressions with the scene.That light is really cool.Picked up that layer tip too.:)

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Vandaler

6:56PM | Tue, 04 March 2003

Interesting way of working. Nice way to make complex scenes. Thanks for the tip!

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Flak

8:19PM | Tue, 04 March 2003

Looking good, woodhurst :) That technique does work great on "big" scenes.

jstsittinghere

8:53PM | Tue, 04 March 2003

great pic ,love the detail

amethyss

8:55PM | Tue, 04 March 2003

Real good scene and she looks scary

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Longrider

10:31PM | Tue, 04 March 2003

Feel sorry for the lion,but a cool composition and character,nice one.

SeaCrystal

12:03AM | Wed, 05 March 2003

Very interesting details and some that have given you a wonderful image. I haven't tried this technique but am glad you shared it with us. The way you placed the layers really enhance the distance factor, and the girls stance is really believable. Excellent work!

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Doublecrash

4:29AM | Wed, 05 March 2003

Whoa! This is a big work, and the technique you used is very interesting. Love her expression of noble triumph. Dunno if you've read Flak's tut, but I did... and I will sure try this one, hope to achieve three-quarter of this result of yours, Jordan :)

alvinylaya

10:41PM | Wed, 05 March 2003

Excellent work Jorrdan. Looks very massive. And it's always best that you have fun making it! Compliments.

kennyliu

4:50PM | Thu, 06 March 2003

I'll stay away from her :D. Great job!

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