The Last Line of Defense by evinrude
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This started out as an exercise designing bark shaders with the aid of Veloute. Thanks for having a look!!!
CREDITS:
High Elves (Luthbel)
H3 Forest Sprite (Val3D)
The ferns are borrowed from the Smoke and Mirrors tutorial for Bryce, available from DAZ.

Comments (21)
marvelous image with great creativity.
fantastic!!!! the bark looks great and the posing and scale of the characters is very effective!
Excellent composition and perfect render!Bravo!5*****
Stunning composition. Looks very impressive. Excellently done!!
Really spectacoular image Dear Friend!!!!Bravissimo!!!!:DDD.Hugsxx
That's really cool A, love how you have captured the difference in height and great lighting, excellent scene man.
Very nice medieval scene.
A fascinating fantasy work you have posted here! Bravo!!!
Oh yes, so fantastic scene and excellent color ! :)
Fantastic scene... excellent work!
Here's a very good render using Carrara! Many of it's finer points are on display here! The textures and shadows. The lighting and final render. All of it done extremely well!
Fabulous and fantastic composition!!! Wonderful and impressive view!!!
most excellent my friend well done
Excellent work!
super looking
great image, i would be hiding behind him too!
looks fantastic Aaron,excellent creation************ :)
looks fantastic, awesome light!
Wonderful image .. love the little guy peeking out from behind the valiant Knight! The scenery is awesome, the trees very realistic, wonderfull bark, wonderful lighting throughout. The Valiant Knight is totally fabulous!
Excellent artwork!
Cool work! Really nicely done!