Canyon Vigil by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This image is for Nanothect,with thanks ,for the freebee Imperial Hoverbike...a great model I've been wanting to use since I downloaded it.
Victoria 3(in Cree gear)from Daz3D,posed in DazStudio.Rendered in Bryce6.1,with terrains textured in a photo from www.mayangtextures.com combined with a Bryce procedural texture.Rendered in Premium setting with soft shadows selected.
Thanks for viewing and all your previous comments.

Comments (18)
Excellent sci-fi scene !!!
Fabulous work, Neil! And congrats on all your images accepted for the DAZ galleries!
That is a really nice terrain. Great render.
Nice to see they a guarding Bryce Canyon.
Interesting and very convincing canyon type terrain, Neil. Surface mats are perfect for the look you wanted to achieve. The use of the hover bike adds the extra detail (and well matted, also) to the render. Very well done.
Cool sci-fi scene. Well done. 5+
E X E L L E N T !!!!!!!!
Well done ! Nice texture work !
Nice sci fi compo.
great the texture terrain and the models, excellent bryce render!
Great work!
Your use of textures always amaze me Neil. This is a great sci-fi scene, perfect for Victoria and her Imperial Hoverbike. Tony.
Good composition. Textures look great.
Nice scene. Great looking terrain! Very well done.
fantastic sci-fi scene Neil! super terrain as always!
Unlike everyone else... I think the texture of the terrain is a little plastic like. I think it could look a little less shiny and that would pull the image together just that much more. Other than that, I really like it. Simple and to the point Good job
Fantastic and realism!
Hey thanks Neil! Nice to see someone using the bike... :)