Cruelty and the Beast by Luis

Mixed Medium • (none) • posted on May 16, 2001

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Description

Poser and Paintshop. And Laurie S' great dragon texture. Figure is from... yes, as always, Jon Malis. Now try to guess who is Cruelty and who is the Beast :-) Luis Corte Real

Comments (11)

tom3962

6:26PM | Wed, 16 May 2001

WOW! Great Image

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Jon

6:32PM | Wed, 16 May 2001

Wow is right! I love what you've done with both figures here. The posing and postwork are perfection.

Laurie S

6:55PM | Wed, 16 May 2001

Luis you get that Dragon in the most wonderful poses with your other characters! The gal is just right, and I love the drool in the dragons mouth.. great details and a fantastic image..

fathertime

10:54PM | Wed, 16 May 2001

Outstanding! Could've been the cover for a D$D book!

Gerbiili

3:52AM | Thu, 17 May 2001

How did you do that grass?!

Eowyn

4:08AM | Thu, 17 May 2001

fantastic work as usual :)

Heart'Song

6:55AM | Thu, 17 May 2001

Great work! Very nice textures throughout, and the foliage is superb

senjin

9:10AM | Thu, 17 May 2001

Way Phat!

Luis

5:23AM | Fri, 18 May 2001

Hello to all. And an answer for Gerbiili: well, the grass was done with about 15 layers of grass photos at Paintshop. Only the figures and the trees are 3D. All the rest is postwork at Paintshop and the perspective is an illusion created by the layers. You may call it a "fake" 3D picture :-) But , hey, that's my way of doing things :-) Luis

DemolitionMan

8:34PM | Mon, 28 May 2001

Yes I'm just begining to experiment that way myself luis...I used to think I was cheating doing so but than it hit me the old masters in Oils did exactly that to achieve the effect they were after. It's not so much the tools but how one applies them to get the effect that is desired that counts.....Excellent work...!

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