Zen by seraph135
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Description
For such a simple image, lots of thought went into this. I hope you find it as peacefull to look at as I found it to create.
Max 5, V-Ray, Digital Fusion
Comments (16)
Mollock_20
magnificent!
killer3d
Very well thought out render! I do find it in the way that you suggest. Nice work!
jsgknight
It is very relaxing! Wonderful image!
sittingblue
it is a marvel.
Oceanlord25
Wow I could just stare at it for ever.
ariaans
I like it very much! :) Nice mat of ceiling/floor, nice placing of that stone and I love that glowing background and the pose of the figure. Very nice atmosphere!
zo14design
WOW, amazing work!
magicpixel
Truly Stuning! Very well done.
candc
An inspirational piece of work.
frozentissue
This is one of the best images I have seen in quite a while. Well thought out! Yes, very calming.......
0m3g4
Very thought provoking. Makes you think of how our world revolves around technology whereas it used to be so different. I truly love it!
Shico3D
Brilliant work !!
Abreu
Marvelous!!! I wish my bedroom was like this.
jaheem72
Not only is it very well made but the subject matter and portrayel appeals very much,this is the kind of thing i aspire to
chikken
Excellent. I'm personally very against most of the people I see in renders, as I see them as the easiest way to destroy any realism. I think that you, however, have just changed my mind. This is brilliant.
crocodilian
its wonderful, but something about the balance doesn't agree with me. I like asymmetric compositions, and this one balances the human figure -- at 1/3 left-- against the "pipe complex" (at 1/3 right). This leaves the composition very evenly weighted, with a lot of dead space to the far right and left. . .I hope that this doesn't sound "picky"-- this kind of observation I'd only make about things that i think are very good to start with. . . As an experiment: eliminate "pipe complex"--now you have man balanced against the vaguely Japanese rock-garden-ish stone, both on the left side. . .and empty space on the right. It may just be my aesthetic, but I find those kind of compostions interesting.