Welcome!

so beautiful .-) love the colorcheme and perspective from under

rustdragon4001 wrote:Bat or deep ones?Either way it's hilarious and cute!:D

Sorry. I often miss comments on the 3DShards galleries & forums.

Thanks! I did get a good chuckle when I realized I could probably fit a Cthulhu head inside the bat cookie shape.
BTW - I just noticed your cookie's image title in the gallery: "The Deep Buns". Ha! Too clever. Nice job. Not only do I love the subject of your cookie (obviously), but you deserve a prize just for the image name. Speaking of hilarious.

Bat or deep ones?Either way it's hilarious and cute!:D

Woooooooooooooow.... it's like Christmas... a terrifying holiday spectacle conjured from the deepest corners of the sunken Old World that glitters and sparkles and drives your mind gleefully ever closer to madness.

(blink) (blink) I mean, very nice picture.

animsakari wrote:Very cool looking character.
Is that a crouching black cat enveloped in a mystical cloud next to her?

Thank you for commenting.
Yes,this black cat wears mystic aula

Very cool looking character.
Is that a crouching black cat enveloped in a mystical cloud next to her?

animsakari wrote:Haha! Clever and diabolical.

Thank you very much! Villains are fun to design, and I've wanted to use a bunch of these plushies in a render since I started collecting them

Haha! Clever and diabolical.

The lighting, DOF and storytelling here are just fantastic, but the visual composition really blows me away. That's something I always struggle with in my own images, and it's wonderful to see it done so well!

How fantastic!

mgaen wrote:This is really superb work! We catch the gaze of this feral vampire right at the instant where she understands the tides has turned. We can mentally reconstruct the full action, with the bodies in the distance, yet the picture does not feel crowded. The pose is very dynamic. It is beautifully lit and makes great use of depth of field. And of course, that flaming bottle is a brilliant idea!

Thanks very much!

This is really superb work! We catch the gaze of this feral vampire right at the instant where she understands the tides has turned. We can mentally reconstruct the full action, with the bodies in the distance, yet the picture does not feel crowded. The pose is very dynamic. It is beautifully lit and makes great use of depth of field. And of course, that flaming bottle is a brilliant idea!