Medusa at Anchor by skiwillgee
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hi, all. It has been a long time between Bryce renders. I hope you like this.
Faveral's Medusa model, Bryce6.1, detailing and color adjustments in Photo Shop.

Comments (24)
Great work! I love the sea ! ;)
Excellent render! A masterpiece! 100+
Wow...this is beautiful! what wonderful ships!!!
Beautiful!!
Very good picture
gorgeous presentation^^excellent work^^******
I don't know anything about Bryce. I do know that I love this picture! The silver tones and glistening reflections make it just wonderful.
Nice scene!!
Outstanding scene Bill :)
Great render. I love the lighting.
Very well done...great POV and ocean mat...very believeable seascape!
Excellent sea scene!
Wonderful POV. Beautiful and well done scene.
Lovely work Willie...and a little different for you...just shows your versatility! +5 Mate!
Most impressive POV and atmosphere!!!
Wow Willie..this is fantastic!
Very beautiful Bryce work my friend!Composition and render are very realistic|Bravo!!!
You can almost smell the salty air. Really good work. :)
Well done!
Outstanding ! Nice composition.
This image caught my attention from its thumbnail, because of the dramatic light contrasts and depth. I like it a lot. However, in full resolution, I am distracted by a lot of interesting details in the foreground. I think the materials assigned to the ropes and pulleys in the foreground are too reflective. Otherwise, they might not drag my attention off to the left of the image, which tends to detract from the image's overall compostion and wonderful depth of view.
Wonderful light and colors. Excellent scene …
I like that scene - the POV is great.
The way that you framed the boat through the rigging is fantastic! Bryceing at it's best.