Fleet's Return by skiwillgee
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hats off to the men (and women) of the sea who face extended separation from their loved ones and un-imaginable dangers. (commercial fishing is one of the most dangerous jobs around) I had shrimp tonight thanks to them.
Side note-- I had an off camera light that I had mistakenly set at volume. After 3 days non-stop render to disk it was only 38% complete. I thought I had mucho problems with computer. I stopped render because it wouldn't finish in time for challenge dead line. I found the problem and re-rendered. Relieved not a problem except between my ears. LOL
This is final rework of pic I've done for challenge.
Comments (13)
Modeling done by me in Bryce. A little post in PSP. I forgot to sign it.
Beautiful work all around... Dont even begin to understand your tech problems maybe you can explain when you have time, and I have aways wondered what render to disk was all about. Outstanding work of art Please tell me more but the tech side of creating great oceans like this.
Awesome!! Love your ocean scenes!!
Outstanding sea and rough water scene
Wonderful work on the sea!
Brrrr! that 'oggin (sea)looks freezing! Best of luck with this Willie! Great atmosphere in this work.
Superbly done Willi, very good scene, it feels cold :)
Great ocean waves! Fog reminds me of Alaska.
Simply brilliantly done!!!
What an exemplary piece of artwork. I like this very much indeed. First class. Steve :o) V!
Beautiful water composition...bravo!!!:o)
Such beauty in this creation friend, your waves look fantastic. Outstanding work!!!...:))
wow this is super looking job you did here. My hat off to you too