Water Feature (Last in Series) by photostar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is the final view of the water feature from my previous renders. It's a much closer view of the detail. In the background, a second circular tower has been added to compliment the existing one.
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Bryce 6.1
Custom matte frame with PaintShopPro X
Resizing, sharpening & signature with PhotoScape 3.3
Comments (44)
Wow!!!! Im on the floor I cant believe this is done in Bryce.... Youve raised the bar my friend Excellent work of art Bravo!!!!!
I love the place you have created with this series, Keith.
WICKED COOL!
"perfection ""wow I wish I could do this ! wow again ::::
These have been wonderful. Excellent pieces on each and every one.
Very photo realistic in look and comp. Excellent work...
Very cool render and composition, Keith. Surfaces looks amazing.
That's gorgeous. I want to work there.
Your space usage is right on...your water flow is magnificant...Brovo...
Great lighting in this one. Thanks for this excellent series.
Fantastic cityscape and excellent presentation of your Bryce work, Keith. Hope you'll come back soon and resume posting what your expertise in Bryce has inspired throughout your magnificent gallery.
Lovely Image and Scene,Beautifully Done
WOW. You've updated Chicago's Marina City and put it on another planet! Great work! I love the atmosphere of this one...it's got a classic science fiction/futurist vibe that reminds me of some of the finest futurist artwork I've seen...and ironically, quite a lot of is stamped "CCCP" which is odd, since the Soviet Union was strangely retro, in a Fritz Lang kind of way. Anyway...this is fantastic work, and I look forward to catching up.
Absolutely first class work you have done on these!!! totally amazing man!