A piece for the "A Page out of History" Platinum Club challenge on DAZ3D.com's forums. It is, of course, my take on illustrating "The Jungle Book".
I know the background is more temperate than jungle-like, but I don't own any jungles sadly, and am too broke to buy one right now... Maybe I'll update it later when I buy the jungle set with vines...hehe.
Mowgli, Baloo, Bagheera, Raksha and "The Jungle Book" belong to Rudyard Kipling. The art, however, is (c) to me.
Created entirely in DAZ Studio. The bear and wolf poses were done from scratch by me because they have no pose sets that I could find in my Runtime...and last but not least, Mowgli is in fact Victoria 3. She's a pretty versatile figure!
Hi there! I don't really do requests, and haven't done any 3D artwork in at least a year, so sorry, I can't make such a pic. Doesn't sound like a bad pic idea, though!
I made it using 3D model base figures that can be adjusted to look like different people. The model I used is called Victoria 3, and usually looks like a woman, but she has an option to morph into a man and with a lot of tweaking settings I got her to look like a boy better than my actual man model, Michael 3.
If you're interested in 3D models like this, check out daz3d.com. They offer the free program I made this with, DAZ Studio, as well as many different free 3D models to play with. It's got a high learning curve, but it can be a lot of fun.
Thank you, I'm aware that it's public domain. No matter how old the work is, I like to consider an artwork of mine "fanwork" if it's an intentional illustration of characters that were not created by me.
Think of it less as a "I didn't make this so don't sue me!" disclaimer and more of a "giving credit where credit is due" disclaimer.
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Yes, I do commissions -- click here!
If you're interested in 3D models like this, check out daz3d.com. They offer the free program I made this with, DAZ Studio, as well as many different free 3D models to play with. It's got a high learning curve, but it can be a lot of fun.
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Yes, I do commissions -- click here!
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Yes, I do commissions -- click here!
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Yes, I do commissions -- click here!
Just don't say your ripping off Disney.
Think of it less as a "I didn't make this so don't sue me!" disclaimer and more of a "giving credit where credit is due" disclaimer.
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Yes, I do commissions -- click here!