MSR4 - The Lands of Atlantis by mapps
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
First off, everything shown is included and this is how it renders by just loading the scene (PZ3 file) and hitting render.
For those of you who have been following the evolution of this set it is done. I will still make some more room designs and some underwater scenes so there will be 6-8 PZ3 files with complete scenes loaded and ready to go, I have 4 finished now, but at long last all the props, lighting sets and such are done.
I don't think it is too hard to see the difference between this final render and the early renders. The "wave wall" testures are still in use in some scenes but this room uses the alternate "marble wall" textures.
Richard shot these marble slabs so long ago he must have thought I had lost them by now. The "Drapes" in the doorway are also textured from pics shot long ago and consist of a leather chair (edging) and some sore of antique shest or something. What ever it is, it is decorated in leather and seashells. Exactly what I wos looking for to finish this whole look. Perhaps Richard can fill in a little better what the item is as he is the one that found it in the antique store (photographed with the owners permission).
Rendered in Poser 7, of any kind.
Comments (18)
You did very nice pic! I like this light!
Wow! This is amazing!!
Mike, you're an absolute master at this stuff!
Great work :)
That is really cool. The caustic lighting looks fantastic
Actually it is faked caustics, will work in poser 4 or later no problem or DAZ Studio. It's all done using spotlights.
wow Mike, that's pretty darn cool! nicely done my friend. :)
Looks good except for the "Twisty Pillar" on the left (it's too bright) it should have matched the pillar on the right and blended into the scene. I must have messed up the mats will have to fix them when I et home :-) Never noticed this till just a minute ago.
Very good rendering work!
Fantastic image. excellent work!!
WOW! A true fantasy place to dive in! :)
VERY nice stuff. Your faked caustics look better than most REAL ones! Very cool stuff. The lil fish schools just rock. Mmmmm...I want a fish sammich, or some fish and chips. Off to eat!
wonderful work warm hug, Linda
GOOD GRIEF ! Mike this is incredible to see the final product and it is awe inspiring. All the work you put into this really came together so nicely
Hello my dear friend, WOOOW Steve!!! Wonderful composition full of harmony and beauty.Fantastic work. Superbly done!! I like very much. Congratulations!! A million stars********** Thanks you very much for you comments.Happy weekend. Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous blesing.Ludy
Excellent and deeper.
I remember the marble but the other is very vague.the results are outstanding Mike.I am trying to catch up again in the galleries
Wow! This is incredible. Has to be viewed at full size to appreciate the detail! Fantastic work!