Forgive Them Father by Schurby
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Description
It's been awhile since I've posted, with summer here to much to do. This image was started Good Friday, but just finished this weekend because all it did was rain. Thanks to Steve Shanks biblical and roman outfits. They added the finishing touches to the picture. Sorry about the size but the romans and followers added much to the weight of the picture. Little postwork in Photoshop6 otherwise all Bryce.
Comments (9)
Kantele
very nice image. and welcome back:)
trevor3000
very well done
Lorraine
very nice job, nice to see more religous images!
Neec
wow great detail .... nicely done!
Greywolf Starkiller
You're right, it IS nice to see a religous image. This one is a doozy! Lord knows how he got so many figures in it. The render time must have been lengthy. You can be proud of THIS one, friend! :)
RodolfoCiminelli
A great representation of the moment but important for all the Christian, this it is an excellent work!!, the atmosphere it is very well carried out.
3Dparadigm
This one seems to "tell" the story effectively. I like the setting and cloths props you used. I will be looking forward to see more of your work. Greate job!!
Doom Dancer
Nice work Shurby. Must have taken forever and a day to render.
Schurby
Thankyou everybody for the strokes. Actually it only took a couple of hours to do the rendering. As I added large volume things to the scene I rendered them individually with the lights, with everything else invisible except the sky. Thus reducing the render time. Then in photoshop six added each render as layers and merged down. But for the heck of it I did render the whole scene and it took over 8hrs. when I got up this morning it was finished. So was my poor ole' Dell.