After the Storm by attileus
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Description
Started as an ecosys painting in Vue6 rendered with a dramatic sky; a slight touch-up in Pshop - thanks for viewing.
2) Thanks for your comments. I was taking some vacation from CG fooling around with softsynths...lol...and also testing the excellent game "Crysis" with its realtime scene editor which inspired me a lot.
Also, I just felt guilty not using the "ecospray" function in Vue6...it's such a fun to paint in some fat vegetation exactly where you want it :-) - there are about 22 000 instances in the scene.
Comments (37)
great render
Very dramatic! I love the rays.
A beauty, great clouds and lighting.
Dramatic would certainly describe that sky! It's super :)
This is beautiful!
Awesome well done!!!!
Superb image !! lighting and POV are perfect, Great work !!!
I liked the perspective, he/she gave more reality to the scenery.
Lovely!
Outstanding !
Totally gorgeous!
really a gorgeous render!
Fantastic render!
Gorgeous scene!
Really good stuff! Expecially like the water(;
Wonderful atmosphere and light. Very well done!
Welcome back! This one is exceptionally pleasing....:)
Fantastic render! Such a lush sensation.
Very well done. 5+.
What a great piece of work here !! This would look awesome as a giant poster on the wall :-)
fabulous pov and light here! excellent image!
Love the lighting and colours in this.
masterful, well done.
Great render. Awesome atmosphere!
Wonderful render!
...now how the hell did you get a render of my favorite fishing spot...;-)
extraordinary!
Fantastic!!!
Excellent sky atmosphere and lighting
Love the lighting in this piece. I just starting playing with the eco paint to. It's a lot of fun but you can get way more plants than you want sometimes. Your's came out really nice.