A Work by Mrdodobird
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This is more of a WIP than anything, and it's not really my style, but it's been about two weeks since my last post, and I was feeling kinda depressed.
This image is an illustration for a book being written by "LittleKj". She's just begun learning bryce, check out her gallery! (or don't. It's a free country, unless if you live somewhere where it's not, in which case, never mind).
The book shall be most totally awesome! It shall knock your socks off!
Have a great day!!!
Modeled completely in Bryce
Post in Photopaint.
Comments (16)
icandigit
this is great work dude... a very good arbitration too. very nice use of mats and lights... it creates a definite atmosphere as well...
Wolfsgirl
Wow.. this is just stunning.. awesome lighting too =0
amapitodd
Great start for a W.I.P. You know your stuff.
ariannah
you already have created a most inviting and cozy place due to your lighting and atmosphere. keep rendering, it does wonders for depression while providing a wonderful outlet for emotion and feeling.
meatpuppet76
perfect!
lemonjim
how exciting, and good to see ya stretch! you did a great job on the stonework IMHO!
drawbridgep
Ooh, very different style for you. But still just as good. Talented and versatile.
TheWingedOne
Though it's not your usual style it's still exellently done! :))) The stonework looks brilliant!
sackrat
Very nice so far,.........lower the intensity of the central light in the firenook and in my opinion it'll look much better. Great textures.
johnyf
Nice Work!
flamekeeper
A nice moody scene to be sure. I really like the composition, although the ambience of the flames is a bit much. I'd like to see what you get if you toned down the light from the flames, warmed the color of the light up a bit and used some off camera lighting if necessary. Just a suggestion.
Piperette
Ahh, Ian, you did my kind of picture. I like it very much. You know I'm no expert, but the comments about the main flames seem right on to me. Love ya! (I feel there should be hobbits in there, or that it's an old English tavern).
Wahnfried1959
A very beautiful indoor-scene!!!
Mrdodobird
Yeah, this still being a WIP, I haven't figured out flames yet. I shall get to it! (probably should have before I posted, but I didn't think that many people would notice. Crazy)
ddruckenmiller
Can't wait to see where this goes!
MoonGoat
Yes flames are difficult. Trust me I've been there. Might I suggest Clay's volumetric fire. Anyway I am itching to see what this turns out. Just noticing the floor texture which looks suspiciously like voroni tile ;)