Dusty Trails by Burpee
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Description
This is my second Vue serious Vue image. It was really a lesson in object import and texturing. I learned a lot and finally found where the list of object pieces are so I could select and texture them separately. Now to learn how to use that material lab.
Vue is very cool but there are a few things in Bryce that are much easier to do. The one thing I miss the most is 'panning'. In Bryce I can use the little 'hand' and pull the screen around. They each have their pros and cons but in the end they are extremely similar.
This image needed more 'stuff' lying around...maybe a lazing dog but I just had to stop so I could start playing with Bryce6. Wow, does this run faster and cleaner or what??? :)
Baument cart
Cornicopia Tavern
Mil horses
Free hitching post from Content Paradise
Naked lady with large breats inside the tavern...you just missed her Bernado :)
Comments (72)
Fantastic image!!! Beautiful work.
Wonderful Work Here Well done
Wow Nancy, I hadn't realised you'd gone over to Vue but what a wonderful creation.
Brilliant, just brilliant!!!!! I tried a demo version of VUE but it didn't seem similar to Bryce in any way. Maybe I didn't spend enough time (don't have any to spare nowadays). Well done Nancy. I am well impressed!!!!
Great job! I see it didn't take you long to get used to using Vue!
A real outstanding MasterPiece!
Beautiful scene.
An old hound would have been a nice extra touch, but it is fine without him too. I like what Vue does, but I still think Bryce is much easier to get around in and to use.
B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L. 5+.
Like a sweet and lovely painting!!!
Beautiful classic !
I thought you only worked in Bryce!! This is a fabulous scene - you should dig out Vue more often :-)