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Published: 2013-09-04 13:57:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 6216; Favourites: 110; Downloads: 90
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Still crazy about Frazetta after all these years.....!I was lucky enough to win various bits and pieces at RDNA, so thought I'd try and make use of them.
Rendered in Poser, at 2500 pixels tall. Postwork in Photoshop.
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Well, nothing surprising. Is Frazetta after all
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how the hell did you do that lol ..... outstanding work !...
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Looks like someone's well worn book cover without the title.
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Congrats, this Image has been selected for our Images of The Month and will be up for voting soon...well done !
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Wow,Β you've captured some of the spirit of Frazetta's work.Β Great job.
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Bravo! Amazing painted look. And great tribute. Did you create the painted feel in post? or was it done with shaders in 3D?
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Hey, thanks for enjoying my humble efforts!Β The painted feel was added in Photoshop via a techniques involving a couple of filters and some multi-layered compositing - the original render is:
paulfrancis.deviantart.com/artβ¦
- for comparison.
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Amazing postwork.Β It does not look at all like a 3D render.
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Superb work!Β Love the post work... you really did capture a Frazetta spirit in this image (the pose is classic!).Β
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Fantastic! Β The look and feel of it is perfect. Β Congrats on winning too!!
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No problem - paulfrancis.deviantart.com/artβ¦
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I keep coming back to this one, I really like the Frazetta style. Could you post the original render?
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I can FEEL the Frazetta!
Her left tricep keeps drawing my attention away from the magnificence of the rest of the piece, with its Poser-esque muscle shape, but it probably only stands out because of the lighting on her (being the central figure n all 
GREAT work and the atmosphere is positively cavernous
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I'm going to go with this one. It seems to frame them off a little better.
I like the cooler colors you've worked into these. They make for a nice contrast your usually warmer ( a.k.a. tons'o'rustΒ 
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Can't decide which one I like best so I faved both to be sure
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