Kotaba and Her Mother by bloodsong
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rhinos from daz (excellent model and texture map), rendered in vue. didn't need a whole lot of touchup (would've needed less if i re-rendered to fix a texture problem... but oh well.) read the whole story at my gallery. ;) http://bloodsong.3dmenagerie.com/
Comments (8)
dolly
exellent job on this one very good textures
RadArt
Great picture!! Glad you posted it! ;-)
MikeJ
Beautiful job Bloodsong-- it's about time you posted something here! No but seriously, you are the MASTER at animal scenes, and this is one of the best I think I've ever seen from you. "Comments for how to improve this"? Yeah, tell everyone I did it! ;)
TJ
Excellent!This is great I love your work:-)
Sacred Rose
Superb image bloodsong!!! Your work never ceases to amaze me!!! Kudos!!!!
Varian
The eky and rhinos are wonderful! I think the vegetation needs a bit more variety in its texture -- the trees are fine, I mean the dry bush. Seems a little too allover-yellow...matching the hill (volcano??) in the background. Okay? It said I was supposed to provide helpful comments for improving the image. That task done -- way to go on catching up with the Vue forum challenges! LOL to that! :)
a1000standard
after i saw this i spent half an hour exploring your website, and i must say that your work with animal models is most excellent and inspired. my hat's off to you.
brianfly
Crank up the resolution (4000x3000) and you could even start to take on the wildlife artists, I purchased Vue3 recently and have been playing - it certainly needs processing power - get a dual 1GHz with at least 512MB Ram and access to a 4ft wide colour inkjet and start on some posters (print onto canvas material direct)... keep at it you could give the traditional painters a go for their money.