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SirTancrede — A Country Tale 001
Published: 2018-01-07 13:07:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 15154; Favourites: 367; Downloads: 396
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There is something sad with this picture since the wonderful illustrator of children’s books who inspired me passed away last year. Rest in peace Jill Barklem.Rendered in Daz3D with Iray. All 3D models are purchased from Daz3D, Renderosity and Turbosquid.
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I love the quality of the image and the level of detail. Saying that, if 'Food Hygene' department were to walk in, they'd have a fit.
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Thank you. After your comment about my scene with Snow White, I begin to think you may be fond of cleanliness
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I hate to pass comment on such a good image so, the squirrel should have all black eyes, the walls look too dark, it might look better with a lighter texture, although it does make the numerous items stand out. These are minor points on what is a very good image.
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Thanks. I hope it doesn't prevent you too much from appreciating the picture
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So Gorgeous, detailed, wonderful! I had certainly seen Mr. Barklem's work and love it! Excellent inspiration!!
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Thank you. I really appreciate
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Sublime ! On dirait un tableau du XVIIIe siècle !
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Merci j'apprécie beaucoup la comparaison. J'ai quelques reproductions de Fragonard dans mon couloir qui m'ont sans doute influencé
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Unbelievable... this is awesome, if I only try to render a scene like this my computer commit suicide
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Amazing indeed - the perfect description. Extraordinary work.
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Thank you very much!
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Never enough comments on this one, thanks !
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Beautiful render, if you don't mind, could I ask, how did you go about rendering all the objects?
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I divided the picture in several parts and made a render for each one, then I gathered them together in postwork. Thank you very much for the watch
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Thank you again! 
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No I try to make groups to avoid this kind of problem. Easy on the shelves for example but more complicated on the table. Sometimes I use the same objects in several renders to make the junction between the renders.
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