King of the Yucatan by Ken _Gilliland
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Tyrannus savana, the Fork-tailed Flycatcher is common along the riparian areas on the Yucatan Pennisula all the way down to Argentina. This image is inspired partially from my first spotting of a Fork-tailed in Belize near the ancient city of Lamanai. The Fork-tailed is yet another "Cool & Unusual" bird in my upcoming Songbird ReMix edition.
Rendered in Vue6i with no post. Models: Pre-columbia temples (RDNA), Fork-tailed Flycatcher (me/DAZ)
Comments (11)
Outstanding!!
great work!
excellent ken well done
Truly amazing and very realistic and inviting,excellent.
Oh excellent Ken and an exotic setting. Jan
Very NIce work!!!!
Everything in this picture is well placed and most things (the sky, the water, the clouds, the bird, the monuments, the reflection, the lighting, the trees, the moss) looks sensationally realistic. The bushes around the monuments seem either just a bit off on color or are too uniform, but they look a little fake. But, that said, this is very good.
Great job!
Nice work!
Excellent!!!
These colors are incredible! Awesome reflection, concept and the post work is just beautiful!!! (Thank you so much for your encouraging comments)