Ancient Crossroads by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is another Bryce render that I did several years ago. I had wanted to add a number of other travelers on foot, with wagon and teams, etc.; and of course the dirt road in the right foreground needs some additional work, but the KB count got to big and it crashed the render when saving--wiped it clean, except for this picture. Sigh. So, I guess it is one of those permanent Work-In-Progress renders. I still like it, so decided to publish as is.
Thanks for looking. Comments are always welcomed.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Bryce 6.1, Poser 6.0
Iron Age Fortress: "Camelot - Iron Age Hillfort" by Transpond (RDNA).
Roads and ruined aqueduct: "StoneRoads" and "StoneArch" by MorphTactic (DAZ).
Temple: "Real Temple Construction kit v2" (Renderosity).
Horse and Tack: "Charger" and "Charger Fantasy Tack" by DAZ 3d.
Figure: Michael 3 (DAZ) with morphs and skin mat "M3 Cowboy" by Arduino (Renderosity).
Clothing: "Black Knight of Kallmorsia" from PoserWorld.
Fields: Grainfields (Volumetric Field Figures) RDNA's Traveler;
Trees: Trees are by Foleypro.
Comments (13)
Lonely soldier.
Very neat an bright! Excellent work Jeremy!
Yes, I remember Ye Ol Roadhouse well. My avatar and I stayed there. I was fast a sleep, but my cat was on the prowl. The rest, as they say, is history!
I like this
Well done!
Gorgeous render!
beautiful work warm hug, Linda
Looks like it crashed in the last few seconds of render there. But an excellent scene. I like the ground cover and the terrain.
Looks very nice. I like the hills and trees in the background.
Its still a lovely scene, even as it is with a solitary rider on horseback. The mood is so peaceful. I really like the landscaping you did in this picture. Theres even the grass foliage sneaking up through the worn stone path, as well as the look of a well manicured crop of some sort or mix of beige grass like foliage with the green grass. Outskirts of an ancient city or village perhaps? Well done Jeremy.
Wonderful scene construction!
very well done, my friend. Looks good! rob.
Lol, isnt all somehow work in progress ? I like the horse