Lion hunter

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Lion hunter

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The same model as above. I worked the materials to make this scene.
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Re: Lion hunter

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Wow that's awesome! Is that grass from the WS hair generator?! I love what you did with the lions hair textures, very pretty, how did you make it like that?! It almost looks like real hair! Good job.
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Re: Lion hunter

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Quite lovely and the grass is superb as well.
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Re: Lion hunter

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This is the bronze lion?

It has a look that feels dry like the savannah. The other creature provides mystery. What is it?

When I saw the title I thought it would be a homosaur with a lion in its mouth.
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Re: Lion hunter

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Thank for all.

@ Draise : no plugin for the grass. A simple object modeled and repeated. This allows me to control what I want to do exactly. It takes longer but more personal. what interests me is the composition of the image.
The textur for the lion is very simple. The trick is to work on two similar objects slightly displaced to give depth on fur.

@ Finis : yes it is on the savannah. The mysterious creature is a mix of owl and cat projected onto a sphere in the dark. :-)
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