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Description
After Man destroys the planet Earth with nuclear weapons, God creates machine life to take his place.

This CGI piece took me awhile. It’s based on the The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo, from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican. CAT and I were recently in Rome and were able to spend five minutes in the Sistine Chapel admiring all the artwork. You couldn’t take any pictures of course, since the Japanese own the copyright. (The Vatican is a strange place.) So when we got back I decided to make my own creation imagery to hang on the wall.

I used this project to learn how to pose characters manually. The poses were iconic and predetermined so I didn’t have to worry what was going to look good, just how to get the characters into position. In the end It took some doing to get everything adjusted in three dimensions and looking correct for the camera. What do you think?

I talk in detail about making this piece on my blog:
ericsusch.com/2015/02/26/the-c…

Prints are available in the sidebar ----------------->

Created in DAZ Studio
Postwork (fixing hair and dress) in Photoshop
Color Correction in Lightroom

Figures used:
bot Genesis
Lilith 6
City Ruins: Vehicles
Dry Mud Desert

Other work by me:

Description
After Man destroys the planet Earth with nuclear weapons, God creates machine life to take his place.

This CGI piece took me awhile. It’s based on the The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo, from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican. CAT and I were recently in Rome and were able to spend five minutes in the Sistine Chapel admiring all the artwork. You couldn’t take any pictures of course, since the Japanese own the copyright. (The Vatican is a strange place.) So when we got back I decided to make my own creation imagery to hang on the wall.

I used this project to learn how to pose characters manually. The poses were iconic and predetermined so I didn’t have to worry what was going to look good, just how to get the characters into position. In the end It took some doing to get everything adjusted in three dimensions and looking correct for the camera. What do you think?

I talk in detail about making this piece on my blog:
ericsusch.com/2015/02/26/the-c…

Prints are available in the sidebar ----------------->

Created in DAZ Studio
Postwork (fixing hair and dress) in Photoshop
Color Correction in Lightroom

Figures used:
bot Genesis
Lilith 6
City Ruins: Vehicles
Dry Mud Desert

Other work by me: