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More ships this week done in recent months. At the moment I am trying some new programs, and I have managed to see many other artists work in the last couple of weeks, which has been enjoyable. I hope my comments were meaningful and welcome.
Checkout my gallery. It's very varied with some big surprises.
Daz|Studio, Bryce and Photoshop. The ships are from here and DAZ.
All my images have an embedded digital ID throughout, which cannot be removed, even from a cropped section, and is registered.
All my images have an embedded digital ID throughout, which cannot be removed, even from a cropped section, and is registered.
Comments (114)
Excellent Work!!!
Hopefully one of the ships will survive to see all the men safely to shore.
WOW, what in incredible scene! you can actually feel the heat of the battle, very impressive!!!
You always do great sea scenes. Love it... The FX effects are great.
Cool! Missing some sailors or at least a desperate captain at the wheel. That would make it even better!
I love ships. This is superb! ***** ")
Impressive scene and full of action. Great work on those ships. Excellent!!
Reminds me of Broadsword:-) When I was a child one of my fantasy's was to be a pirate, lol! Odd because I lived in desert like country:-) Beautiful work, fabulous reflections, wow you inspire me...I may have to give this program a try one day! Thanks so much for visiting my first macro, very appreciated!
Superb work!
A Materpiece again Peter... Have you ever done something which wasn't a master piece? :) A real oldfashioned sea battle. Stunning details. Im amazed how good you are at making the explotions look real. The watersplashes from the cannonballs too... amazing work.
Wonderful render Peter! Your fire is once again amazing! This makes me think that battle in this manner would have been a very harrowing experience for all concerned! Lea
SUPERB :-)
WOW!!! Fantastic and splendi realization! A wonder!!!
So very very realistic.......excellent scene...looks like a painting...beautiful...love, Carol
wondeful !!
hi ,thanks for your comment on my seals,I was wondering how do you do this image?,you put 3d obj,in vue,and then you used photoshop? I only got Daz Studio and gimp,because they are free,and what I do is just a hobby,but I really want to konw what are the steps you take, when you create one of this beautiful artworks,thanks
Just out doing a little gallery visiting. This render seemed to jump right off the screen to me. I don't have any experience with the digital mechanics used to create this scene but all that aside, I like this a lot. Also like your point that your aim was to emulate 19th Century naval art...beautiful job. Adding to my favs as a good example of what can be done using Bryce. Bill
great war's scene!
I'm not sure how I missed this. I love your ships. Your images truly evoke the feeling of the seas and history for me. It's an emotional piece that is full of mystery and the essence of battle.
this captures the action really well. hard to believe the proximity with which they lobbed canonballs at each other ... fantastic render!!
fantastic bryce!
love the light in this one
Beautiful image! Wonderful light and detail! I love the light and complex shadows on the sales! Excellent textures! Terrific action in the fire, smoke and splashes!
An amazing battle scene.