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and..... hundreds of Norse words become part of the English language.
Like the picture gaver.
There are a few things I could criticise about the image but none of them really matter.Question - the Art Showcase used to be a dead-zone with nothing much for weeks. Now it's really kicked into life. Is there something in the water?
I have been occupied elsewhere for a while. I think it is kind of snowball effect, seeing pics makes you want to make youre own. Just a few people posting, but it is great to see what others do I think
I like it. Multiple characters is always a challenge.
Only thing that may or may not be something to be picky about is I might have set the boat lower in the water. ( but I've not seen many of those ships so it may not be a valid observation)
If its something in the water only a handful of people are drinking it.
@frank22 definitely the water 🙂
But whatever it is, I think more people should participate, I am very curious of some people's skills.
Unfortunately, imo, very few people can make something amazing with 3d rendering, so people might be shy about it?
@gaver As for my criticism of this render (and you know I like to do that 🙂 ), which I generally like, I'd like to give a few pointers:1) This image could really use a depth map, which you would then add in Photoshop. Otherwise, it looks to have very little depth :'(
2) I see a guy charging into battle, while there is no obvious threat to charge against, while the other Vikings seem to proceed forward more cautiously. He kinda looks out of place? 🙂
depth map? ( reminder to self, google this) 😉
About the one guy...there is one in every crowd...big mouth strikes again@Adam Viking longboats did not have much depth, they are flat bottomed ships,. It was an advantage when raiding because they could sail up shallow creeks etc.
@gaver Check this tutorial. It was called a depth canvas 🙂
But it can be used either as shown, or just as a fog effect. I think that you might find better guides for it though:
https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/334586/tutorial-adding-atmosphere-with-a-depth-canvas
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