Hi guys: 

Here's my latest: "Love Soon Delayed". Life and love are never easy in the world of heroic fantasy.

 I love building sets and this one came together pretty quickly. I would have liked to have a 'wet' sheen on the cobblestones but I couldn't figure a way to get it. I used all 8 lights on this one so it was a close run thing on lighting. I can only imagine how much I could improve my work with IC6 or 7.

 

Here's the full screen youtube version if you'd rather. Set it at 1080p if it isn't already. You never know about youtube.  



Hope ya like it.

pete



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Nice design & mood!!!!



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Not sure i understand , what version did you use to create this screen shot ?

Really great scene Peter!! The lighting is excellent and really sets the mood!!

Brilliant as always Pete. You really know how to push iClone 5 to the limits.

Gerry

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Thank you for the feedback.  It means a lot to me.

mark:  I paid attention to your lighting tutes.

rogyrue: I did this with IC5.5. The main difference for me will be a larger range of well detailed characters (CC and Daz) and hopefully I can realize effects such as I was wanting on the street tiles. The characters in this one is a G5 Gwynn with a new face and a G1 character with a new face for the young man. Would love to use Daz quality characters in all of my illustrations. 

Gregsin: Thanks man, I'm starting to get a grasp on how to make IC lighting work as if in a painting. Still a ways to go but I'm getting there. 

wires: Thanks so much Gerry. I like to use my tools to their fullest. Some times I am actually able to do it. 

Thanks again guys.

pete



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