Rocky Road by mcv
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Not much here, just some rocks heading for the windshield, I think we have all been in situations like this.
Don't follow semi's and large vehicles and truck too close, or you will need your glass repaired.
Well, I am sure there was glass in the windshield of the Jeep in this scene, as it took two hours to render.
(Daz Studio with no post work.)

Comments (10)
Yes, been there, won't be again! Great visual realization!
Maybe if you had rendered it after the rock had struck! No glass!! No opacity to take all that render time HeHeHe :) Nice one Mike :)
Ehi, what is it? A new 1st person driving simulator? ^_^ It's a nice render, Mike! The glass gives the right transparency and i understand why u waited so long for that. But the result is great! Oh, yes: in the highway, don't stay tot close to "standard" vehicles... a car last year "shot" a small rock. The day after i discovered a big "gift" and I had to change my windshield... ^^'
Excellent work!!
Oh yes Mike, I've learned this lesson the hard way a long time ago, and I give large vehicles plenty of room these days! LOL As always, your imagination shines, and you've given us a unique and fun view of something that has happened to so many of us! Terrific work!
Nice piece mcv good work!
you right on with the rocks . cool one here
Oh yeah, been there...$250 worth of there, lol. Fun image.
Very clever scene. I unfortunately know this scene all to well. Living in Las Vegas we have so many trucks & semi's there everywhere you cant avoid them. Since I have lived here for 3 years I have had about 20 nics in my windshield.....Shannon ;}
Cool image, I love the perspective! I hope that rock doesn't do too much damage! ;)