Last Flight

[khalid72]

Hi again guys,
This is my version from of the old story that a Man tried to fly, it is Icarus and his father below, it is called last flight because it's the last time they will ever fly, again this is just my version and I hope you all enjoy it..

the image was created using Modo Zbrush and LW

[troy1617]

another great composition by you really has a great sense of depth in this image thanks khalid72 great work like all your pieces.

[KOSOVA]

Beautiful work khalid72. I like it. Lightning is superb.

[willbrown1]

OOps! No soft landing....

[Paint Guy]

Really nice image! Superb Lighting! What's the blood from?

[womball]

Wow!

[DarkSun]

Ah yes Icarus wings. Wow another great composition, keep them coming

[Soulstealer]

you get the same feel from this picture as you do when your right before taking the drop from a roller coaster. Very nicely executed, great piece!!!

[j lizzle]

Khalid, my friend, you never disappoint. Another great concept and execution. I love that you go beyond simply recreating a character. But rather you recreate a piece of the story. I thank you for sharing this.

[khalid72]

Oh!! thanks Guys, always a Joy and a Honor to be here among Friends.. I love to do this kind of work, and with the tools that have been created by the creative developers.. no need to panic anymore

the rocks are all Displacments exported from ZB

[khalid72]

Hi all here are some scuplts on ZB

I hope you enjoy

[boozy floozie]

Wonderful viewpoint and composition.
Of coarse everything else is great too.

This is a Modo render? - very impressive.

[piz]

Wonderful Work khalid72!!!

[khalid72]

Hi
Thanks ...!!
yes it is and is works perfict with the ZB exported desplacments, here is some othe the Modo setups using ZBs desplacment sculpts

[Plakkie]

It's beautiful Khalid!! I love the subject, such a great moral story. You have chosen a brilliant moment to visualize, the take-off for the fatal flight... And then the execution: great sense of hight, stunning atmos lighting, and those wings... It's a real inspiration to see how you merge the best qualities of those software into something that doesn't look like CGI but as... a story.
So, here goes:
May I ask what you used LW for?