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Words Unspokenby ~NeverLookBackSamurai

Fan Art / Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Games

...because sometimes words aren't needed.

First real experiment with lighting in XNA. Poses took a while, mainly because I'm not used to close-quarters posing yet. Yes, this is for all the K/L lovers out there. ^^

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XNALara by Dusan Pavlicek [link]
TRA Lara's Bedroom by TRKO and mjolnirs [link]
Kurtis by $AtlantiB$ [link]
Lara (AOD) by $AtlantiB$ [link]

_{Kindly don't use my renders elsewhere without permission. Ask me if you'd like to use them.}

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~LaraKurtisFan Aug 11, 2011

They looks lovely together. Love it <3

=raccooncitizen Aug 10, 2011 Student Filmographer

Mmmmh...

I love it!
Have you tried pulling the shadow depth slider to the right? That really can help create deeper atmospheres. It's a shame XNALara doesn't support cast shadows (yet?

) though

~NeverLookBackSamurai Aug 10, 2011 Student Writer

I'll be sure to try that when I next revisit this scene. It was my first time playing with lighting, and I liked the dim-but-moonlit kind of scene that the lighting parameters gave me for this one, but I'll definitely try the lighting again.

Thanks for the tip!

=raccooncitizen Aug 11, 2011 Student Filmographer

Sure!!

Don't be shy to experiment, even with gaudy colours (just make sure to be careful with the intensity of those). They can give the most amazing effects!

~NeverLookBackSamurai Aug 11, 2011 Student Writer

Mhmm, I agree, they do make the most amazing effects, especially bright jewel-toned & ombre colors, but any color will do.

Still playing with lighting in XNA though, since I don't have access to Photoshop...

=raccooncitizen Aug 12, 2011 Student Filmographer

I see... hey, what about Gimp as an alternative image processing editor? I haven't tried it myself but people say it's a good one (and free as far as I know)