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AlexanderLevett β The Witch's Cave - Prologue 3
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Published: 2015-09-30 19:08:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 2027; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 0
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Sculpted in Zbrush, rendered in Keyshot, render composite and over-paint in Photoshop.ΒEdit: decided to include a witch to develop the piece further and work up the details a little more.
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Always doing the most amazing of things on here. 
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I wish I could have more time to create, thanks for the support.
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Hopefully it will come. An no worries.Β
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Thanks, it was a great exercise.
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Thank you so much.
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Alex, I think that this is an amazing piece of work--the flaming sword, the dewtail and light on the warrior, the detail to the left and the blur of motion as he is running. I think that the right leg, depite the perspective of him running, is too short--it looks as if it has been chopped off and he is legless. Normally, even running, you would see down closer towards the knee methinks. And the witch--while a good concept, she's too grainy and ill-defined although I think the expression is great. I mean, isn't the warrior look FOR her? With everything else so finely rendered, the quality of her and somehow, the balance of the composition isn't quite right to my eye. I think she either needs to be a bit higher in that corner or else, hmmm, not sure. Maybe crouched down by those tree roots or viines or whatever they are?
the detail on the warrior's face is just outstanding.
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Thank you for a great critique as always. As this was sculpted in 3D the foreshortening on the leg is mostly accurate but I little more leg would Β probably help, thanks. The witch, I am guilty of adding grain
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Yes, I know that you are using this sculpted 3D effect, with great success, I might add. Sorry for all the typos--this keyboard 
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Absolutely no success, but I keep trying. In regards to the improvement, I am very grateful for your kind words.
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Hmm--there must be another way to go about it then . . .think outside the boc, Alex, you certainly create art that is like that. I can't help you with this as I have absolutely no idea about the industry, but try to make some connections or go to some sort of fair or I don't know. Persisitence is important, too, in any arts industry, but try to find a new approach if you can, to wherever it is you're trying to get. I know, really useful info, butuse that creativity of yours in another way now--to find how to achieve what it is you want. Maybe write a journal here, looking for professional ideas? I think your work is good enough, but then I don't really know this genre. Hang in there!!
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I have more practice
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Thank you so much, I really appreciate your comments.
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Thanks again for the support. I wanted to push my sculpting and who could resist a flaming sword.
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No problem 
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