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Llola Lane’s RENDER A MONTH Challenge 2019 CLOSED

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  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,209

    I don't know if Agent comes in here...unless you copied and pasted into the pfd forum.

    Dana

  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343
    DanaTA said:

    I don't know if Agent comes in here...unless you copied and pasted into the pfd forum.

    Dana

    Oh yes.. you are right.. let me scratch that line.. LOL

     

  • bighbigh Posts: 8,147

    May LS

     

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  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343

    WOO HOOT bigh... Great artwork to start us off this month.  (thumbzzzzz UP!!!)  Thanks for sharing.

  • xmasrosexmasrose Posts: 1,403

    bigh  That was fast! A very warm image. Did you model the animal?

  • bighbigh Posts: 8,147

    thanks guys - no had animal for a long time

  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479
    edited May 2019

    I haven't decided on a title for this image yet. It's in the galleries as simply "Family"…

    Family, by L'Adair

    I rendered this image very large, at 2K pixels high. I'm afraid the compression necessary to keep it under 2MB for the galleries would degrade the image too much, so I sized it down by 50% for here. You can visit the gallery page here and see the image larger, but if you've registered at PFDLives, you can see the original size image in The Big Picture Thread here. With all the detail in this image, it's really worth seeing full-size.

    ETA: This render is 100% 3D. The sky is an HDRI; The set is the Mallard Pond, resource intensive but well worth the wait. (This question came up in The Big Picture Thread.)

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  • bighbigh Posts: 8,147

    Dear me - great looking yes

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,209

    Beautifu!

    Dana

  • xmasrosexmasrose Posts: 1,403

    Splendid! I really like what you did. So peaceful. Looks so much like a photo!

  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479
    edited May 2019

    Thank you both, bigh and DanaTA.

    ETA: Didn't refresh before posting. Oops. Thank you, as well, xmasrose.

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  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343
    L'Adair said:

    I haven't decided on a title for this image yet. It's in the galleries as simply "Family"…

     

    I rendered this image very large, at 2K pixels high. I'm afraid the compression necessary to keep it under 2MB for the galleries would degrade the image too much, so I sized it down by 50% for here. You can visit the gallery page here and see the image larger, but if you've registered at PFDLives, you can see the original size image in The Big Picture Thread here. With all the detail in this image, it's really worth seeing full-size.

    ETA: This render is 100% 3D. The sky is an HDRI; The set is the Mallard Pond, resource intensive but well worth the wait. (This question came up in The Big Picture Thread.)

    WOW... L'Adair... that is the most beautiful landscape I've seen in ages :)  I wanna go hiking there... lol.  Thanks for sharing!  Hugzzzzzzzzzz

  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479
    Llola Lane said:
    L'Adair said:

    I haven't decided on a title for this image yet. It's in the galleries as simply "Family"…

     

    I rendered this image very large, at 2K pixels high. I'm afraid the compression necessary to keep it under 2MB for the galleries would degrade the image too much, so I sized it down by 50% for here. You can visit the gallery page here and see the image larger, but if you've registered at PFDLives, you can see the original size image in The Big Picture Thread here. With all the detail in this image, it's really worth seeing full-size.

    ETA: This render is 100% 3D. The sky is an HDRI; The set is the Mallard Pond, resource intensive but well worth the wait. (This question came up in The Big Picture Thread.)

    WOW... L'Adair... that is the most beautiful landscape I've seen in ages :)  I wanna go hiking there... lol.  Thanks for sharing!  Hugzzzzzzzzzz

    Thank you, Llola. Hubby looked over my shoulder as it was rendering and said it looks like the Deschutes River. Because you can't see the ends of the pond, it does look like running water. The Deschutes is pretty big, so I'm thinking it reminded him of a specific spot, probably somewhere he went fishing regularly when he still lived in Central Oregon. (Some 50 or so years ago!)

  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343
    L'Adair said:
    Llola Lane said:
    L'Adair said:

    I haven't decided on a title for this image yet. It's in the galleries as simply "Family"…

     

    I rendered this image very large, at 2K pixels high. I'm afraid the compression necessary to keep it under 2MB for the galleries would degrade the image too much, so I sized it down by 50% for here. You can visit the gallery page here and see the image larger, but if you've registered at PFDLives, you can see the original size image in The Big Picture Thread here. With all the detail in this image, it's really worth seeing full-size.

    ETA: This render is 100% 3D. The sky is an HDRI; The set is the Mallard Pond, resource intensive but well worth the wait. (This question came up in The Big Picture Thread.)

    WOW... L'Adair... that is the most beautiful landscape I've seen in ages :)  I wanna go hiking there... lol.  Thanks for sharing!  Hugzzzzzzzzzz

    Thank you, Llola. Hubby looked over my shoulder as it was rendering and said it looks like the Deschutes River. Because you can't see the ends of the pond, it does look like running water. The Deschutes is pretty big, so I'm thinking it reminded him of a specific spot, probably somewhere he went fishing regularly when he still lived in Central Oregon. (Some 50 or so years ago!)

    I looked up Deschutes River in the Wiki... it does look like it!  Hubby and I love to hike... specially quiet out of the way places like your artwork.  I myself spend most of the time taking pictures of the flowers... fawna... etc...  It is nice to get away.... All that is missing in your artwork is our A-frame camper.... LOL   Thanks again for sharing.

  • mach25mach25 Posts: 256
    edited May 2019

    some landscape experiment in Bryce I think I post here

    seem I have loads to catchup here,so nice landscapes so far

     

     

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  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343
    mach25 said:

    some landscape experiment in Bryce I think I post here

     

    seem I have loads to catchup here,so nice landscapes so far

    Supposed to be a LIVING landscape Mach... but I'm sure there's something living in there somewhere... lol  Thank you for sharing Mach.. Glad to see you about :)

  • mach25mach25 Posts: 256

     

    Llola Lane said:
    mach25 said:

    some landscape experiment in Bryce I think I post here

     

    seem I have loads to catchup here,so nice landscapes so far

    Supposed to be a LIVING landscape Mach... but I'm sure there's something living in there somewhere... lol  Thank you for sharing Mach.. Glad to see you about :)

    thanks,saw documentary where they flew around in an airship and collected bacteria's high up in clouds,also if you lie down and watch clouds fly by they shapeshift all the time like they are "living" things,not dead obstacles :)

  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343
    mach25 said:

     

    Llola Lane said:
    mach25 said:

    some landscape experiment in Bryce I think I post here

     

    seem I have loads to catchup here,so nice landscapes so far

    Supposed to be a LIVING landscape Mach... but I'm sure there's something living in there somewhere... lol  Thank you for sharing Mach.. Glad to see you about :)

    thanks,saw documentary where they flew around in an airship and collected bacteria's high up in clouds,also if you lie down and watch clouds fly by they shapeshift all the time like they are "living" things,not dead obstacles :)

    Yeeeeeees... I absolutely get it :)  I'm forever finding faces when I look at clouds ;)

  • nattaruknattaruk Posts: 535

    Some lovely living landscapes so far.

    Title: Minding The Flock

    (3Delight & the Gimp)

     

  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479

    I am behind on commenting on the other art this month. I have a good excuse. I had surgery on my left eye on the 8th. I won't gross you out with the details, but the end result is I can see better with that eye. It will continue to heal over the next year, but I've been assured the most radical changes in my eyesight will be in these first few weeks. Anyway… I was doing good to get my render complete and uploaded before surgery, and since then, time on the computer has had to be measured, up to a point, due to eye strain. (Hope this doesn't fall under TMI…!)

    @bigh, The fiery red-orange clued me in immediately to the danger, but the beastie does a great job of blending in. Even without the predator, that's one inhospitable environment. I'm so glad I can visit vicariously through your render!

    @mach25, This image leaves a lot to interpretation. I see a hostile, high altitude environment, covered in ice and snow. (The "black and white, high contrast works well to that end.) It's hard to see, but the lower cliffs and flat areas are dotted with Mountain Goats and Bighorn Sheep, riding out the current storm. (That's what I see, anyway.)

    @nattaruk, My first thought was, "Wow." I've no idea what that is a flock of, but it fits the environment. The use of the reddish sky with the green in the foreground looks both foreign and familiar. I love the spiky, curly vegetation in front. Really cements the off-world feeling of the environment.

     

  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343
    edited May 2019

    Glad to 'see' you about L'Adair :) 

    I'm in cemetery mode this month... lol.  Posted another at the PFDLives forum.  Enjoy my Living-Dead Landscape... as someone said .. ;)

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  • bighbigh Posts: 8,147

    cool render

  • mach25mach25 Posts: 256
    L'Adair said:

     

    @nattaruk,great alien World yes

    @L'adair thanks

    @Llola cool render

     

  • SaphirewildSaphirewild Posts: 6,668
    edited May 2019

    Here is my landscape render I hope you all like it.

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  • Llola LaneLlola Lane Posts: 9,343
    Saphirewild said:

    Here is my landscape render I hope you all like it.

     

    Oh My... is THAT an exciting piece of artwork Saphirewild...  Not sure who to root for!  lol.  Well done... Thanks for sharing.

  • bighbigh Posts: 8,147
    Llola Lane said:
    Saphirewild said:

    Here is my landscape render I hope you all like it.

     

    Oh My... is THAT an exciting piece of artwork Saphirewild...  Not sure who to root for!  lol.  Well done... Thanks for sharing.

    the snake of course devil

  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479
    Saphirewild said:

    Here is my landscape render I hope you all like it.

    No. No, I do not like it one bit! I'm running away as fast as I can. Ooooo…! Snakes…!

    (Or as Indy would say, "Why'd it have to be snakes!?")

    wink

  • SimonJMSimonJM Posts: 5,982
    Saphirewild said:

    Here is my landscape render I hope you all like it.

     

    M*********ing snakes on the plain ... cheeky

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    edited May 2019

    Sorry about forgetting about the monthly challege for a while.I just recently had a major system upgrade and have been doing a ton of  bench testing and working the kinks out . so thanks L'Adair for reminding me 

     Here is mine for the month of May " Living Landscape" click for full size render its huge 2800 x 2000

    Yggdrasil ~ Origins beginning under the tree of life  # Gallery post

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  • akmerlowakmerlow Posts: 1,124
    L'Adair said:

    I haven't decided on a title for this image yet. It's in the galleries as simply "Family"…

    Family, by L'Adair

    I rendered this image very large, at 2K pixels high. I'm afraid the compression necessary to keep it under 2MB for the galleries would degrade the image too much, so I sized it down by 50% for here. You can visit the gallery page here and see the image larger, but if you've registered at PFDLives, you can see the original size image in The Big Picture Thread here. With all the detail in this image, it's really worth seeing full-size.

    ETA: This render is 100% 3D. The sky is an HDRI; The set is the Mallard Pond, resource intensive but well worth the wait. (This question came up in The Big Picture Thread.)

    Beautiful, calming scene!

     

     

    nattaruk said:

    Some lovely living landscapes so far.

    Title: Minding The Flock

    (3Delight & the Gimp)

     

    Love slightly post-apoc mood here.

     

     

    Ivy said:

    Sorry about forgetting about the monthly challege for a while.I just recently had a major system upgrade and have been doing a ton of  bench testing and working the kinks out . so thanks L'Adair for reminding me 

     Here is mine for the month of May " Living Landscape" click for full size render its huge 2800 x 2000

    Yggdrasil ~ Origins beginning under the tree of life  # Gallery post

    Cool! Looks like something out of Miyazaki anime (in terms of atmosphere and feelings)

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