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beautifull workΒ and a creative idea this make with plugin ivy !
regards bernd
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What a moving image and thought provoking...
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Brilliant. Β Great scene, and excellent use of the Ivy.
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Wow beautiful strong image, amazing colours, almost see them trying to reach out to each other telepathically ββ:
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Thankyou, if I put in more effort I would've posed them a little more creatively
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You welcome α¦.β’* βββ
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That's a lot of white for something that looks like it was made of random twigs! O_O
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You're welcome!
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It's not an awful type of scary really, it's more of a....I catch a glimpse of it from the corner of my eye, kind of scared. If you understand what I mean.
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Yeah. There's a phenomenon called the Uncanny Valley, where there's point where objects that looks like people but aren't quite people make you feel uncomfortable. It's a cool concept and quite true. There are lots of pictures of graphs and other info if you google
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I mean "not about violation of human body arthrosis limitation or other biology-forbiden act, but it looks doable yet terrifying weird... it just looks wrong therefore unhuman" That is it.
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Oh, thanks... 
But once you mentioned that, it remind me about very similar phenomenon occurs in a scifi fiction called Solaris (by Stanislaw Lem). It's about scene where astronaut see a alienative structure that simulate a human baby but the way it acts very weird and creepy (not about the limitation of arthrosis in human body but something much more terrifier, more weirdy about it behavior)... a nice experience reading that book.
Just talk to much, huh... 
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That's really cool. I'd never heard of it before, but I'm reading it now. It's most definitely something I'd love to read more about. Thank you(:
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I like that I see just enough to know they were human (like part of the nose, mouth, and eye)
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Thanks, I probably could've got more detail into those areas but I didn't put much time into generating the ivy
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welcome welcome
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Nicely done! The colored lights make all the difference IMO.
I recently did the same thing, but flipped the normals on the poser mesh and grew the ivy on the inside of the model, and it came out pretty cool.
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Thanks. I ended up with a ton of colour variations and got sick of trying to choose one, this was the most opposite to the b+w
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Wow, this is really eye stopping. Thanks for making the image so big for us to see it's true awesomeness. The tones of the colour version really makes it extra special. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks, I had lots of different colour versions, it was too hard to decide which ones to use
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daz software is free at the moment, so I didn't model the base human figures, but I posed them 
I really just like rendering things and special effects, modeling makes me rage
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