Journey's End by DOM1
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Vue 6 and Photoshop. I have desaturated some of the colour to give the overall image a more old, authentic feel. Objects from Cornucopia.
Thanks for viewing and your comments.

Comments (73)
Very nicely done :^)
What can I say ....... . Fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding composition!
Most excellent composition and render!
Outstanding artwork.
fantastic scene with excellent details and postwork
Brilliant scene! Fantastic work!
Remarquable.
Extraordinaire de réalisme ! Formidable réalisation ! Comme d'habitude, je suis émerveillé...
I am not sure wether color in nature is only invented in the second half of last century! :-))) But I agree this makes the image VERY interesting. And very very good.
beautiful render
Wonderful and realistic scene! Excellent work!
Great stuff.
The desaturation does the trick! Superb image.
Simply perfect! Everything fit together.
very nice. a little too clean though. needs some dirt on buildings and dirt on on the dock
Excellent
quite good
Amazing work and architecture!
Great work. Good POV and well set up scene.
Great realism and very well detailed! Superior quality!
You did a sweet job on this DOM. The desaturated colors really work well. By the thumbnail, I though this was an old photograph.
Wonderful artwork and the coloring works perfectly. CC
the best thing on 3d grafix yet
Absolutely magnificent stuff. Like the sepia-ish tone. D
Excellent in every way and what a great use of that wharfe !!! the lighting makes it look so realistic !
wonderful detail and perspective.
Very realistic scene! Excellent image!!!
Very impressive
This is outstanding. The level of detail in this is jaw dropping. This is really really good work man. I'm impressed.