Al Garve by Odessey
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I used a post card for refrance from my aunts vaction in Portugal, this spot is called the
"Al Garve" you can tell that this structure has a lot of Moorish influence to it.
Al garve was modeled in Hexagon and the rest in C-4.
Lite post work in Corel 11,color correction.
Thanx for viewing and as always consrtructive comments are welcome.
Thanx. Mike.
Comments (24)
Mike, what a beautiful work. Gorgeous detail in the wagon and the atmosphere is so inviting. There's just something fascinating and exotic about a Morrish setting. Well done. VOTE
Fine work!
Excellent detail,reality. When I saw the thumb I thought photo work. Beautiful image!
Excellent pic!!! Your grass and trees are fantastic!
Great work, it has the character of a fine oil painting. Has a nice Renaiscance feel to it.
WOnderful image.Nice job on the trees and bushes as well as the models.
Excellent work on vegetation, great pic
Excellent
Excellent image. Looks like a painting.
Wonderful artwork excellent modeling and vivid colors !!!
Very very nice image ! Congrats for your work
Thought this was a photo from the thumb... excellent, love the 'tower'...
everything in this scenery looks fantastic. the trees are realy great.excellent art work.
Beautifully done.
This is a wonderful composition with excellent textures. A beautiful work... good job!
Wow, I've never been able to get my trees to look this good in Carrara. And I like the weathered paint on the cart. Very impressive!
This is the nicest modelled two wheel wagon I have seen. The heritage from ox cart and chariot is puzzled at. I have a theory that when four wheel wagons began to be used around the 14th century, the persecution of witches began. On this one it is hard to understand what the four short boards parallel to the ground and not aligned with the tilt of the wagon by the wheels do. Steel suspension did not come until 1870 in British military carriages so current practice is a poor hint. They look to be from the joining of the two lunes and an arced center of an ox cart wheel. That is the joy of sitting in the sun looking at an old wagon.
Very nice job! Beautiful modeling and the scene conveys a wonderful sense of tranquility. Colorful yet subdued. Love it.
Very well done! Congrats!
Thanks you all for your support and wonderfull comments.
just one word... wonderfullllllllll.....
just very nice works ! congrats ! hugg !
The moment I saw the thumb I though it was a photo - unbelievable photorealism, superb modelling and texturing. And compositionally perfect. Very beautiful and moody scene You created. A sheer marvel. Fantastic artwork!
an elegant piece that has a great note or realism with a slight softness that isn't exist in reality. bravo, again!