The Altar of the Watchers by purdon
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Inspired by the Merry Maidens of Cornwall
Comments (11)
Very well done
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Really like the minimalist approach. Really nice mix of textures and colors as well.
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superb !
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Very realistic view and wonderfull colours
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way cool. nicely done.
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Very Nice work and realism and an Special thanks for it being a big render, to many Vue users are rendering tiny images, but this one is Great!!!!!!!!!!
That's interesting; I've been doing large renders almost since I started. Even today, Vue will crash due to scene complexity, but all large renders require is patience and memory.
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Splendid!
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I Know them well. (The stones as well!) great work!
Ive seen the Merry Maidens only once, but I've been to the Dartmoor twice now and expect to go a third time...
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Excellent work! Great vegetations.
I think this is an early attempt at using Vue "ecosystem" textures.
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I like it - nice, simple, wide open. I'm ready to go there.
The actual site that the Maiden sit in which inspired this is sliced up by hedge rows; the nearby Dartmoor however is not.
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The Merry Maidens of Cornwall. I know them well.(and most of the other stone circles and dolmens of Devon and Cornwall too!)Well I do live in Devon!! :) Superb render Jim. You've captured the mystery and remoteness very well!
In Devon, huh? My UK geography is none so good, I had to go to google; but the southwest is the main area of the UK that I've visited; the furthest east I've been is Oxford. The two times I've holidayed there, I flew into Bristol
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