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Published: 2016-02-05 03:44:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 2758; Favourites: 45; Downloads: 0
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reat concept and work,Β I love the 'everyday'ness of it... it makes it believable.
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Thank you, thank you.
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Thanks for the kind words.
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Thank you! I appreciate that.
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Thanks, I appreciate it
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Best use of that Stonemason prop that I have seen in a very long time. The lights are tremendous... and the debris!
Are those lights inside the helmet or reflections on the outside of the glass? Either way, the drama and attention that they draw to her face are so key to the image.
This is brilliant.
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Thanks, evilded777, means a lot.Β This was my first attempt at getting back into 3D work in 15 years.Β There was a learning curve, but it definitely got me amped to do more.Β Those are lights in the helmet, was inspired by alot of what I see in current sci-fi films, "the martian, the expanse, etc.. film uses this look alot, so that you can see the actors expressions and put a face to the character.Β It was probably the last thing I added to the scene, but I think it really helps to draw your eye to the character.
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So good I had to share it. Β Tremendous work
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Outstanding! One of the best girl-in-zero-g-corridor images that I've seen
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Thanks JohnKent42, I really appreciate that, worked hard to make it look natural. Didn't have much reference to go on, so it was all from what I thought a air breech in Zero G would look like.
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It's worked. I agree with the comment above about helmet lights bringing attention to the face (and I can see why film makers do it), but equally I know that driving at night with lights inside the car destroys the external view, so I have to say that I don't think astronauts would want to do this
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Valid point! Technically they should be slightly more to the side of the face, behind the eyes, but in front of the ears, this would eliminate direct light going into the eyes, but still illuminating the face with rim light.Β Thanks for pointing that out, it's got me thinking for future projects.
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Beautiful piece of art! I love the colors and the composition
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Thanks Anastasiy, I tend to lean towards blues a lot in my space scenes... don't know why, just seems fitting.
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Superb! Love the lighting and skewed angle--really adds to the overall image!
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Appreciate that! thanks.
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Very dynamic, love the POV. It's like you get sucked in into the eternal abyss. Wonderful work.
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That's pretty awesome looking. Very well done
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You're very welcome
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