Its all a hobby really. Well a hobby that earns me a few quid on the side and consumes all my free time. In the last few years I have switched from making Lightwave models for my own images to selling the models as content for Poser and Bryce for others images. Fun that pays what more can I say. Besides Brit, Male, Married, Fifty *mumble* and loving it. ;)
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Comments (8)
anno
I like it! Everything looks a little too crisp and clean though - perhaps the lighting could be dirtied up a bit?
TdaC
Nice work, i like how you captured his emotions in his pose along with the rain.
oooZENOooo
Great originality, Well done saschild!
Askguden
It feel like if the light is to clean, otherwise it's great. Wonderful texturing!
Doodles
I think the lighting is pefect. His hands stand out clearly and they are an artist's hands. I love the rain splatters on the ground and the rust textures on the wall. The graffiti adds an element of realness to the whole scene. There's much emotion in his body posture. Well done!
pentamiter_beastmete
Yeah, some bits look a little uniform. From the title and thumb I thought it was a tennis racket he was holding though ;)
Moebius87
Lots of emotive elements here... very nicely done. My question about the lighting, specifically the shadows, would be why are the shadows so crisp if it's raining? Wouldn't the shadows be more diffused because it's overcast? The rain drop spatters are a nice touch, but they are a bit too uniform and repetitive. May I suggest adding a pool of surface water and more variations in the rain spatters.
Echidnaean
There is clearly more going on here than rain spoiling this man's jam session, and your render illustrates that. I don't need to add anything about the lighting since you have some good critiques here already. I am guilty of uniformity myself usually, because I am too eager to just render it. What I can suggest if you do a re-work is to add some garbage strewn about. Maybe a bag of trash spilling over the trashcan. There are some decent trash decals out there (I think for free) as one option to render out on a plane primitive.
The fact that it is pouring, and he remains curled up on the bench with his guitar pulls a heart-string.