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3D Art – Well Loving The Blue Eyes

By Joseph Kravis on April 6, 2017 • ( 0 )

Lighting in 3D is interesting. Not only are you trying to replicate real world scenarios there are limitations within the 3D world you have to overcome. I used a large beauty desk behind the camera and key lights to left and right. Background is of bacteria but looks cool. 🙂

Too much or too little PhotoShop? I’ll keep working on rendering and edits.

Enjoy, Larger higher resolution images available.

Joseph

‹ ElsieMay Is The Green Eyed Lady.

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Categories: #kravis, 3D, ART, MODELING, Thoughts and Ideas

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