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GLBFinding Bella (CLOSED)
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This couple is from a comic I've been developing, and I decided to create this exclusive scene for the Render Hub contest. The challenge of this scene was to illuminate each character's expression with a color that reflects their current emotion, adding contour and reflection to their weapons for definition.
For the guy, the light symbolizes hope for escape, as if he sees a way out. For Bella, the girl, the light conveys terror as she realizes she's about to fight for her life. For the demon, the red light behind him shines through the membranes of his wings, highlighting the inherent evil as if it's emanating from within him.
Bella was created entirely from scratch, with textures made in Substance Painter. The other characters were modeled by me using textures from asset libraries. The artwork was developed in Daz, rendered in Daz using VRay, with post-production done in Photoshop.
Thank you for checking out my work!
The wireframes:
The thumbnail:
For the guy, the light symbolizes hope for escape, as if he sees a way out. For Bella, the girl, the light conveys terror as she realizes she's about to fight for her life. For the demon, the red light behind him shines through the membranes of his wings, highlighting the inherent evil as if it's emanating from within him.
Bella was created entirely from scratch, with textures made in Substance Painter. The other characters were modeled by me using textures from asset libraries. The artwork was developed in Daz, rendered in Daz using VRay, with post-production done in Photoshop.
Thank you for checking out my work!
The wireframes:
The thumbnail:
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I forgot to post two images showing the final render and color correction in Photoshop, before the final result. Here they are 
Final render:
Color correction:
Final render:
Color correction:
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An interesting piece you have here with a definite graphic novel flair, on both composition and lighting side of things. But I am a bit confused looking at it.
Is it "Finding Bella" or "Saving Bella" ? And I still do not get the attraction to demons people tend to include a lot in their creations nowadays, but I guess it has to do with how everyone is imagining the villain as a matter of personal taste.
And if you will allow me a small correction, Daz Studio is using Nvidia's proprietary Iray render engine and not Chaosgroup's Vray production ready and industry standard render engine, unless they developed a plug-in for Daz I am not aware of.
So, best regards from me Marcelo and good luck with your entry.
Is it "Finding Bella" or "Saving Bella" ? And I still do not get the attraction to demons people tend to include a lot in their creations nowadays, but I guess it has to do with how everyone is imagining the villain as a matter of personal taste.
And if you will allow me a small correction, Daz Studio is using Nvidia's proprietary Iray render engine and not Chaosgroup's Vray production ready and industry standard render engine, unless they developed a plug-in for Daz I am not aware of.
So, best regards from me Marcelo and good luck with your entry.
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MarceloCase
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Mon, May 20, 2024Thank you very much for the compliments! You're completely right. VRay is on Blender, and iRay is on Daz. I've been a digital artist for years, but I only started with 3D at the beginning of last year, so it's a very new universe for me, especially with names and terms. Thanks for the teaching.
The name of the comic is Finding Bella, although the scene has already been found. Hahahaha. It's funny that you mention classic enemy figures, like the demon in the scene. You're right, and in the case of the story, I added a twist because, in fact, the demon is just a creation of Bella's boyfriend's imagination. But the mystery that explains this part, I will leave for you to discover when I release the work.
Lucky for us, s7s!
The name of the comic is Finding Bella, although the scene has already been found. Hahahaha. It's funny that you mention classic enemy figures, like the demon in the scene. You're right, and in the case of the story, I added a twist because, in fact, the demon is just a creation of Bella's boyfriend's imagination. But the mystery that explains this part, I will leave for you to discover when I release the work.
Lucky for us, s7s!
