Wasteland Explorer by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce6.1/DazStudio/Photoshop/Photoscape3.3
Figure is Daz's Victoria 3.0 with Phoebe skin mat,Trixie face morph,Victoria3 catsuit, Aviatrix outfit and ArtemisX gun,belt and holster(posed in DazStudio).Ship is my Mayfly model,created entirely in Bryce6.1 and textured in a combination of preset textures and photos from CGTextures.Sand is from Daz's Seriously Real Materials 5-6,rock texture is from their Seriously Real Stone texture set.Tree is from the Daz Trees For The Forest set,textured in a preset trunk texture.Sky,Light and atmo are custom.Post in Photoscape involved a deep bloom filter effect,in Photoshop I cloned some annoying areas of the ship window textures and added my signature.Thanks for viewing and any comments you wish to leave!

Comments (17)
Cool looking model, and great scene!
Awesome sci fi scene! Great pov! Nice work!
Toooo cool a ship, excellent work!
Nice scene and textures!
Nice scene
Pretty neat looking ship and setting. Nice work on this sci-fi scene.
Great scene. Good POV.
Cool render with nice modeling on the ship. The materials look great, love the Bryce spin on things too!
Fantastic sci-fi scene.Wonderful work.
Totally agree with what everyone else has said here. Great scifi scene: nice warm lighting and desert feel. Wonderful work, thank you for sharing!
Fantastic pov and light!
Great scene and POV!
You have really captured the harsh light of the desert. I love that model (she ship :o), and you show that V3 still has plenty of life left in her...
very nice picture, well done
cool sci-fi scene - great pov and textures!
Like the POV in this one; reminds me of some of the old Science-Fiction magazine covers of the 1940s.
Great model and light. I don't like her pose very much, it seems a bit artificial. Still, good image.