Ramifications 3D Render, Digital Artwork by Henry1850

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Ramifications

3D Render by Henry1850

Children, are ill equipped to make certain choices, without wisdom and understanding the ramifications of their action and choices can impact their future.

This is a single render, I created a black plane to separate the two sets to create this, lighting was a little tricky, but I really enjoyed the challenge.

Characters used: Demona and Frankie by 3DLoki, Tiffany by Angelwings
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Created with Daz Studio and post work in Affinity Photo
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UdoKSun, Sep 08, 2024

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Wow, a great idea to put two different sets in one render.
I can well imagine that this was actually not the easiest thing you have done so far.

A uniform light for different scenes (sets) has to be achieved first.
Which you have done brilliantly.

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Henry1850

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Tue, Sep 10, 2024

Thank you, I wouldn't say it was hard, just a little weird to deal with. I had to find two sets that had either a very flat exterior wall or I could remove. I used a plane as a means to line both sets up and also a means to be a light blocker. In the case of this scene I used the set on the left first (since I could remove the right wall) to get it lined up to the black plane. I couldn't remove the left wall on the set on the right, however the left wall was very straight so with some positioning I got the two perfectly aligned. I had to add a lot of props to the scene on the right in order to stretch the set to match the one on the left. I actually spent more time on the characters than the two sets. For me it was something I wanted to try for a while, based upon a couple of your split scenes.

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UdoK

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Sat, Sep 14, 2024

Great, now I see and understand how you brought this scene to life.
A really great idea and I'm pleased that I was able to inspire you with my previous work.