Digital art is becoming hyper realistic, not just in duplicating real scenes life but also in painting vivid pictures of what fantasy worlds would look like. Feature films and the exploding world of video games are beginning to show what talent, creativity and hard work can produce with CG... Expect even more mind blowing creations to be reaching you on the big screen and in your consoles soon.
I love showcasing the work of creative people and the work below caught my eye as I was browsing the community over at CG Hub. As a COLOURlover, I especially appreciate how the use of color can dramatically affect the mood or energy of art...
Many of the images below have been cropped from much bigger images. Make sure to click through to see the artwork at high-res and full glory.
Asian Suburbia by AndreeWallin
Wood of Light by MaximeDesmettre
Study of Verity Jane by Lucong
Wolfclops by Mana
rock an droll revival by Bad_Koala
Lida by YuChengHong
Number Six Finds a Friend by MattDixon
Future City Scape by RobertBrown
The Prayer by JiChi
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I would think the answer is pretty obvious. It's easy to make a still look good. It does not move. Doing the same with a CG animation is a whole other animal. I speak from experience. When a CG creation stays still in a static scene you came make it look real. Your mind/eye sees more than you think it does. You will usually be able to spot CG animation because it is missing many of the minor bits we don't consciously see but notice none the less.
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