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Wow this is nice, in sort of a horrible way! One thing though, the blood on the
table seems too dark to me, the way it looks now it looks like it has either
dried over a period of time, and if that is what you want then it looks
perfect, or the blood hasn't been exposed to oxygen, it looks like it should
still be in the body. Also for something that messy the rest of the table is
really clean! I would expect a certain amount, no a lot, of splatter from a
wound like that, whatever caused it.
"Rick [Kitty5]" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Some one said the image looked to 'clean' so i started making it mucky, and
> got carried away a little..
>
> tweaked the rad settings slightly, and had to add a single very very dim
> point light to get the effect i needed.
>
> all the stuff on the walls etc are height fields, legs created in spatch
>
> --
> Rick
> Kitty5 WebDesign - http://www.kitty5.com
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> [Image]
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> Wow this is nice, in sort of a horrible way! One thing though, the blood
on the
> table seems too dark to me, the way it looks now it looks like it has
either
> dried over a period of time, and if that is what you want then it looks
> perfect, or the blood hasn't been exposed to oxygen, it looks like it
should
> still be in the body. Also for something that messy the rest of the table
is
> really clean! I would expect a certain amount, no a lot, of splatter from
a
> wound like that, whatever caused it.
so i need to add more muck, and more spatter.......
how about a couple of tenticles while i am at it?
Rick
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