The Temple Guard by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce 6.1/DazStudio/Photoshop
The Freak,orc head morphs,Creature Skin Mat and Notthar clothing and sword from Daz3D(posed in DazStudio).Columns created in Bryce,textured in a stone preset with addition of two preset bump procedurals for seperate decorations.Three readial lights with varying falloffs and intensity levels for lighting.A cone rendered in Lit Rays for moonlight falling on scene from opening in temple roof.Rendered in Premium,with volumetric world selected in sky lab.Post in Photoshop included levels adjustment,dust particles and signature.Thanks for viewing and any comments!

Comments (18)
Excellent character work
An amazing creature!!!!! A formidable looking fellow...awesoem intensity!!!!!! Fantastic use of post work to set your mood and shape your lighting!!!!! Outstanding fantasy scene!!!!
Nice lighting and camera angle!
Great work on the lighting. Yeah, and the POV makes me feel very small... and about to get whacked with a sword or a fist.
fantastic lighting and mood, also love the POV and pose of this impressive character! great job!
hulk...nice pov
creepy morph - great lighting and pov!
thats some big guard
Fantastic work.
Awesome rendering work! Xcellent modeling and character development! Great ambiance lighting!
I like his pose and expression, very intense. Good light. The particles are very convincing.
Very nice image. Great character, expression and pose! Really nice work.
Excellent atmosphere; one tough hombre!
Great atmo and lighting! :)
The Jolly Green Giant doesn't look too jolly in this one! Heh!
Excellent character, pose, and mood! A very dramatic image!
This is masterful Bryce work, and love the POV!
Oops, I think I made a wrong turn back there! Superb dynamic composition and lighting, Neil - definitely a favourite.