Inferno by wabe

Vue • Landscape • posted on Apr 04, 2008

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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Description

Another image done done with my new package available at Cornucopia3D now - Wabe's Firebugs. I painted the forest - Lush Western Mountain trees btw - with the ecopainter and placed two fire plants into this forest - the background. Foreground is one singluar tree onto which I painted fire plants to get the burning effect. I myself am surprised how good this looks. I know that there is another fire package out right now. From monsoon at 3DCommune. We both worked together and helped each other in testing our packages and found that these two packages do complement each other perfectly. As monsoon once said, like nitro and glycerin. I totally agree, a real fun to burn whole worlds down now.

Comments (25)

ecurbsemaj

4:48AM | Fri, 04 April 2008

Very realistic. Great work.

Umbetro38

5:00AM | Fri, 04 April 2008

wow - very realistic effect here - super render

kenwas

5:07AM | Fri, 04 April 2008

The best yet! Looks very good Walther!

chippwalters

5:09AM | Fri, 04 April 2008

I'm with Ken..this is your best render yet! Great job Walther!

Trouble

7:21AM | Fri, 04 April 2008

I have to agree this is the best fire scene yet Walther. Guess I know where my allowance is going! LOL

bruno021

7:31AM | Fri, 04 April 2008

This obsession of burning Incredibly lush trees is somehow disturbing :p Looks fantastic, Walther, and very real. I remember you've had this idea since Vue5, and you finally made it and proved me wrong ( I thought this would not work), very wrong.

evs69

8:19AM | Fri, 04 April 2008

That's great - it's a cool effect. It's been interesting to see you improve it over time. I agree in that it looks much better now than I thought you could achieve! :)