The Adventurers by hobbit
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Could'nt stay away from the sea too long,,,, Bryce for the ship only, object mask rendered so I could paint behind, painted in photoshop. Many thanks for viewing.

Comments (95)
Absolutely superb, moving
Love the mood!!
wow!! lovw the sense of drama and movement, excellent!
WOW!!! Awesome work.
Great work with the painting!!..extremly realistic.
fabuleux!!! une tres belle image +5
WOW.!.!.!....!!!!! What an inspirational gallery
stunning and impressive image
Oh my gosh, this is stunning.. This is an amazing and stunning piece of art !.
super image, the waves and the ship are very realistic.. It is like an "old master" painting, made centuries ago.. 5 stars
Beautiful, and great use of lighting!
Outstanding work!
OMG, this is just too fantastic. I love this piece and excelently done as always.
Tr belle rlisation, tr rliste.
Wow, what grand motion, action, and painting! Superb art. CC
Fantastic!
Sigh! I always feel like just giving up when I see your pictures. but i like seeing them all the same. This is stunning as always.
I am going to have to take up painting!!!!!! Lightpen
So you painted all the water yourself? O-O
Andy, you are truly the master of the Bryce/PS scenes! So glad you're posting more!
Spectacular!
Oh how Beautiful! I can hear the spray and the water slapping the ship!
Truly beautiful; you have exceptional talent.
Beautifully done masterpiece!
is that Jack Sparrow's hat I see there? just kidding!! what a magnificent display of skills and talent!!!
That is amazing painting skills. I can't even draw a straight line in my proggy. Breath-taking.
Wow. Great photoshop work
gorgeous piece of work in my opinion.
very dramatic POV and wonderful wave action.
If Ludolph Backhuysen were alive today and he could figure out how to use a PC, his pics might be this good.