where the wild things are....

[Zairyn Arsyn]

a new render featuring dandelO's "Ugly" dead tree.  

(the lightsource has a reddish tint to it)

http://-zagadka-.deviantart.com/art/dead-tree-wip-139008798

[Henry Blewer]

I looks like it fits well in its setting. I would add a fill light without shadows. This would be just enough light to bring out the specular highlights of the objects.

[Dune]

Looks promising. You'd need some extra light, as njeneb says. How did you get the stars in?

[Zairyn Arsyn]

Looks promising. You'd need some extra light, as njeneb says. How did you get the stars in?

by using DandelO's Procedural Night Sky clip:

http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=4766.0

what do you guys think about replacing the dead tree with one of the tortured hand plant tgo's?

[littlecannon]

As I was clicking the link to your image, I was thinking..."it's gonna be dark, it's gonna be dark..." And by heck it's dark.

I agree a tad more light or an extra subtle one.
Cheers, Simon.

[Zairyn Arsyn]

"it's gonna be dark, it's gonna be dark..." And by heck it's dark.

hehehe...  i was waiting for you to say something like that.

the next render should look better. (and bigger)

[rcallicotte]

Reminds me of "Where the Wild Things Are".  Nighttime renders are a challenge.  Are you using the Background object to light anything?

[Zairyn Arsyn]

Reminds me of "Where the Wild Things Are". 

now that you said that, I could imagine that perfectly.

If you mean DandelO's Procedural star shader, yes I am using that.

btw: the power went out at my house yesterday aborting the render, so I started re-rendering it last night, should be done by the time i get home today....

[Zairyn Arsyn]

calico gave me the idea for the title-

http://-zagadka-.deviantart.com/art/where-the-wild-things-are-139539278