War of the Worlds by Digimon
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hi gang!
The U.S.S. Intrepid was anchored in a small bay off the East coast. The crew were taken by surprise, when the Martian walkers approached from the sea... Though the crew reacted quickly, they were doomed...
Well this is the piece I have been working on.... I want to do more, but I am burnt out on this one for now. I will visit it again one day.
Besides, I have a new computer and some new toys...
Bryce 6.1, Poser 7 and Photoshop CS3!
I have a lot to learn about Poser 7 and CS3, so expect to have your brains picked!
Tomorrows Wednesday, happy hump-day!
; )
The Martian Walker and WW1 Destroyer are from DAZ. The Photo of the clouds is one I took. The figures were imported from Poser.
If you want to know how I made the waves, check out this mini tutorial I made:
Zebra Pen & ink
To see mini tutorial,
just click on the image or the link:
How to make waves in Bryce (Mini Tutorial)
To see todays Flashback image,
just click on the image or the link:

Comments (38)
this is super lol new toys! good for you
Awesome work Eric, Great lighing. Those flames are fantastic. You should do a tut on flames.
Eric, congrats on the new toys.did you win the lotto or at the casino?I hope.Cs3 is too rich for my poor pocketbook. I have not seen the walkers for quite a while. they are awesome props and your scenario is outstanding
Scary and outstanding work. Great FX. Fantastic done.
Superb as ever! Great water!
Great work Eric! Spectacular lighting too :)
First thing I noticed after the Martians was the cool looking waves! runs off to read tutorial
This is a very beautiful image! Excellent work of art! Five stars!