I had enough with this one so I decided to post it now. I was inspired by a painting i saw of a guy called tony ryder.......and decided to my interpretation and twist. I tried a painterly realism in ArtRage. Hope you like it.
I had enough with this one so I decided to post it now. I was inspired by a painting i saw of a guy called tony ryder.......and decided to my interpretation and twist. I tried a painterly realism in ArtRage. Hope you like it.
Enchanter
Draw what you see!....not what you think you see!!
My artist friend
We Must each think of ourselves as an endless work in progress....Harley Brown
Yowza! That's seriously well done, Enchanter.
The textures on the pears and grapes are great - you can practically feel the fogging on the grapes and the slight roughness of the pears.
The rose petals have that nice velvetty look to them as well.
Nicely done!
AndyRage's mantra for graphics engine code:
"Sure - how hard can it be?"
Rendering's perfect and it's a still-life masterpiece!![]()
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The composition scheme is frontally linear on objects the base, so quite simple and do not force You into the painting, while the whole shape is a triangle leading the sight to the rose on top.
Panta rei (everything flows)!
i like the flower,delicate petals & vivid leaves
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AndyRage: THanks for the comments and well......the software
Caesar: Thankyou...yes its the magic triangle![]()
paradox: THankyou for admiring the flower
Enchanter
Draw what you see!....not what you think you see!!
My artist friend
We Must each think of ourselves as an endless work in progress....Harley Brown
Fantastic work on the rose, pears and grapes![]()
Excellent painting enchanter. The shading and is very well done and gives a fantastic feel for the objects texture!! Bravo ! Would have been nice to see the original of Tony Ryer. Tried to find it but i did not succeed.
One litte thing grabbed my view and did not let me loose.The side of the table is indicating for a more top view and fulfills the triangle composition Caesar mentioned, but the the opposite curvature of the vase's line indicate for an exactly frontal position of the viewer. Was this in the original the same way? It's not absolutely correct in a perspective sense but it builts up an very interesting effect !!
Nika: Thankyou very much![]()
Belvrog: Thanks for yor comments.the vase I made up so i did not have a reference for the lighting and shape........I can see the perspective is a bit wonky .....I have done a WIP and posted the ref pic i used.
Enchanter
Draw what you see!....not what you think you see!!
My artist friend
We Must each think of ourselves as an endless work in progress....Harley Brown
the ref pic i used
Enchanter
Draw what you see!....not what you think you see!!
My artist friend
We Must each think of ourselves as an endless work in progress....Harley Brown
Thanks for posting the original and allowing us to have a look at your workflow. I hope you are ok with me mentioning the perspective.ops: I thought it was your or the painters intention. Anyhow you have some possibilities for correcting it if you call it wonky. Either you could change the upper end of the vase to have about the same curvature as the lower end of the vase or you could change the table side to be almost horizontal.
Anyhow it's a wonderful painting and interpretation !!!!