Kees Roobol, a 48 year old research scientist from Belgium. He has been drawing since 17 and states he had to choose between science and art , he chose science to make a living and art for his hobby. He has worked with the following types of media; oil paint, pastels, charcoal and pencil and also photography and video. He uses the following applications Bryce 5, Painter 7, Photoshop 4, Raydream 4 and Poser 3 to create a 3 D effect.
A quote from Roobal regarding his works:
“For the final render I prefer real humans; these can be friends, neighbours or actors at historical reconstructions or in historical museums... In the second phase, the entire scene is built in Bryce... And of course, once I have finished the resemblance to the original idea is usually only marginal.... About 100-150 hours of work for a single image are not exceptional, hence my productivity of 5-6 image per year."
I love the landscapes and the use of layering which brings dimension to his pictures.
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This image I found was created through digital art. I found it interested because you see the flesh shadow and then digital.
Good Robin... just found it...
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