Stormy Waters. by johnyf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce/PSP.
Thanks to; the hankster - HMS.Victory,madmax_br5 - rain pack and special thanks to cloughie - surfs...cheers Alan!
Thanks for viewing!
Edit: ammended bow wave!

Comments (15)
Looks pretty good...someone seems to be doing their research, as to how to portray this vessel. Just two crits: the bow wave looks just a little too solid, like the ship is running into an iceburg. Make it more like spray. Also, if the ship is in this close to shore, to see outcroppings of rock, she is in very bad straights to be sure. Most ships in this type of weather would be much further out to sea, for fear of foundering against the rocks. The sail configuration looks good. I like the rain effect too. And, the PORTS are closed! Well Done! Keep up the good work.
Very good work, great weather effects.
brilliantly done!!!
very stormy atmosphere ! great stuff !
wow - what an tempest! wonderfull :)
An outstanding piece John !
Great atmosphere, Well done!
More than excellent...I love the mussel colonies on the rocks and the use of the surfs on the water!...brilliant finishing touches! A really stormy piece of work! Cheers! Alan.
Yep you are getting better and better. One word, WOW!
looks so real . love the water and lighting,,the mood is set, very well done. one of the best rain uses i have seen in bryce in a while ,, very nicely done!!
Stunning work! Well done:) I hope I can do as well as this one day. I love the colours in the sky - really gives it atmosphere, and the sea is wonderfully done.
Powerful scene ! Very dramatic concept. Congratulations !
Very excellent image. bravo
NIce action!
this is a brilliant render...so dramatic...really love it!