Greywulf and Feroze's Tuning Songblade

Written by Wednesday, 03 June 2009
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Feroze's Tuning Songblade Today, I've thrown a "challenge" to Greywulf.

He's getting rather good using Daz Studio to render 3d characters, so I asked him if he could produce a bard playing "air guitar" with his sword - this is the concept behind Wallice using Feroze's Tuning Songblade.

Not only did Greywulf deliver, he delivered fast and in a rather awesome manner.

Hopefully, he'll allow me to use this rendering for a future project :)

Click on the picture to go to Greywulf's website and see this thing up close.

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    Awww shucks. I'm all blushing now.




    Glad you liked it!

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