I understand there are two schools of thought for rendering Vue images. One is the strict
"No post render of any kind" school, and the other is that post is okay. I find that I am
the latter. I love how Vue gives me a nearly perfect image, that need so little touch up,
but I do like to add some tiny post render things, probably hardly noticeable. I used the clone
tool to bleed the wet mud into the dry for a softer transition. I added the eagle as a copy-
paste post addition, due to time constraints. I put tiny puffs of dust at the heels of the galloping
gazelles, and a little bit of white droplets of water around the drinking gazelles. Other than
those things, this is "true vue"!! I truly love this program, and am enjoying learning my way
around in it! This is the very first attempt at water in Vue, too! :)
I am happy that a project that took me so many months finally came to fruition just as Vue 3
came into my life..... a "real" world for the Gazelle (and impalas) models I worked for so long on.
It was my goal to make them as realistically mapped and as anatomically correct as possible.
Want to see how the gazelles look in Bryce? Click here.