Full Version: I can't stand it
Nice set and wonderfully lit.
Steve
Steve
Hi Spleen,
nice set
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You may want to think about beveled edges on the stage. The edges are very hard now.
See you
*Fuchur*
nice set
.You may want to think about beveled edges on the stage. The edges are very hard now.
See you
*Fuchur*
Yes, nice shot, good lighting, good poses!
Michel
Michel
Someones ready to rock the stage, Blues brothers anyone? great looking crew. IF you've got any exrta song, i could always find a Fun spot.for 1 or two, to brighten the movie. Good job Spleen. nice work, hope your feelinf well,
QUOTE(kwhitaker @ May 8 2011, 07:43 PM) 
Someones ready to rock the stage, Blues brothers anyone? great looking crew. IF you've got any exrta song, i could always find a Fun spot.for 1 or two, to brighten the movie. Good job Spleen. nice work, hope your feelinf well,
Myron might have one
Thank you!
He needs a bit of backlight to make him stand out more.
Love this, Gene! Great looking character and the lighting makes me think it's a smokey room.
He looks like a dangerous musician.
Muppet musician!
another fine example of spleenmanship
Fun character, Gene!
Wow, quite a realistic and detailed lower face. Look at those teeth! (The sunglasses hide the upper face.)
QUOTE(mouseman)
Wow, quite a realistic and detailed lower face. Look at those teeth!
i can read his emotional state = muscle tension from the shape of the mouth.
that's almost a little scary!
Looking good Spleengene!
You've been upping your game in Lighting and Texturing for awhile now and the results speak for themselves.
I know this is a WIP but... for your consideration: The Blue/Purple Light's fall off terminates a little early. Perhaps you could increase that Fall Off so that it doesn't terminate in a noticeable line and appears to extend naturally and/or fade. That's the only thing that distracts my attention from what you've got going on as staged.
I really like the variation of blue/purple against the red curtains.
It conveys a nice sense of depth behind to the stage.
You've been upping your game in Lighting and Texturing for awhile now and the results speak for themselves.
I know this is a WIP but... for your consideration: The Blue/Purple Light's fall off terminates a little early. Perhaps you could increase that Fall Off so that it doesn't terminate in a noticeable line and appears to extend naturally and/or fade. That's the only thing that distracts my attention from what you've got going on as staged.
I really like the variation of blue/purple against the red curtains.
It conveys a nice sense of depth behind to the stage.
So cool, Spleen. love the blue light.
just, wow.
took forever to examine all the detail at the edge of the light,
how objects reveal themselves. really good lighting, couldn't get enough!
if this is your ending, do let the camera linger, maybe with a near
undetected sideways trolleying. that would also help bring depth.
what a moment!
took forever to examine all the detail at the edge of the light,
how objects reveal themselves. really good lighting, couldn't get enough!
if this is your ending, do let the camera linger, maybe with a near
undetected sideways trolleying. that would also help bring depth.
what a moment!
QUOTE(dblhelix @ Jul 15 2011, 05:20 AM)
just, wow.
took forever to examine all the detail at the edge of the light,
how objects reveal themselves. really good lighting, couldn't get enough!
if this is your ending, do let the camera linger, maybe with a near
undetected sideways trolleying. that would also help bring depth.
what a moment!
took forever to examine all the detail at the edge of the light,
how objects reveal themselves. really good lighting, couldn't get enough!
if this is your ending, do let the camera linger, maybe with a near
undetected sideways trolleying. that would also help bring depth.
what a moment!
it is the set from the dance proj. on extras cd
Thank you!
Yes I was thinking good credit scene at the end.
Looks great, Gene!
Just great. I love the lighting as well, but the models show real character.
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