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Always wondered what it would be like to be able to ditch the screen and just pass the work yourself. Mostly edited in photoshop, I imported the images threw the 2d creator option. I haven't found another way yet. chopped pyramids for wall tiles. Foxgirl is holding a tablet pc notebook... never got it down quite right.
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FoxBoy, you can use the "Elefont" software (from Horo's site) to make some letters 3D, make them quite small and place them partly withing the glasses. Later you can just add some strong ambient glow and watch what happens :) Well, concerning the lighting this pic has some potential; since we're looking at a character, a 1 figure only your attention should be captured only by this figure. I get pretty much distracted by the backwall pattern, I see too much of it, and perhaps I don't need to. So you can use a cone light with visible volume/fog to shine down some feet above the FoxyGirl's head (& Shoulders:)) thus giving a specific focus to the pic. Don't be affraid to loose some detail of what's on the table or the chopped pyramid tiles. If it's there - it's there and it'll show. You wouldn't even need to do a lot of softening to your shadows for this case. As a final note I'd recommend to tint the light color a bit darker and heavy yellowish nuance to make things dramatic and trully office-type :D
Well, there not really for the sun.. I want to make them a data device type deal. I should of put some sort of data info for the mats instead of steal.
It sure confused me and I confuse easy these days. I was wondering why the abstract picture was in this category. But was glad to see this great scene. I do like this arrangement. It does seem like that foxy tail could be in the way at times. I never could figure out why some people or foxy girls wear sunglasses indoors. Ha Great work.
Ya I didn't think that would happen. Wonder if theres a way to fix it.
Your Cubed thumbnail fooled me into lookink in the Abstract department. However, nice setup. Though a bit of light at the right side of the desk wouldn't be amiss, I like this high contrast version. And great job on the tiles! Not just cubes, cropped pyramids.
Did you upload the wrong thumbnail image? Anyhow, this scenario is very cool. Interesting light choices. I think the lighting is very right I would suggest a weak secondary lightsource coming up from the floor off to the right to lift the shadow of the table just a bit. I love her pose and I love her sunglasses. Nice mix of 2d and 3d going on.