Desert Run by duo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
An alien planet with mysterious rock formations.
Rendered in Bryce 6, composing and color correction in Photoshop 6.
The original file is 2545x3636 pixels.
Comments and rates are welcomed! :)
Luca Oleastri (a.k.a. duo, a.k.a. Innovari)
website: www.innovari.it
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Comments (25)
excellent scifi ,good job
Looks like a book cover. Very cool stuff. Must be why you get calls to DO bookcovers! LOLOLOLOL XD
nice ... but mushrooms are not convincing ... maybe they shoud fog more towards the top ... or have a finer texture ... or both ...
Great and excellent work.
MAgical and EXCELLENT scene of SciFi !!! SPLENDID colors and lighting ! thanks dear Artfriend !
Great sci-fi scene
Dig those desert vehicles and the dust effects also look great, very kool sci-fi scene ! Well done & ~Cheers~
Another good picture!
Very interesting looking picture. Great job on this scene!
I love those Rovers!!!And the terrain material is AMAZING! I wonder how those rocks would look in the same material as the ground...
Holy Cow thats fantastic!!!
Those are some cool looking machines! Cool scene.
Impressive pic...love the Juggernauts, where did you get the model, or did you make it yourself?
Excellent scene! Corrie
Impressive scene...great vehicle models and dust effects...very well composed!
Excellent sci fi!
Fantastic ssi-fi scene!!!!!!!!!!
fascinating sci-fi scene - great lighting and postwork!
Excellent model and good work.
Way cool scifi pic. Love the unique 'mushrooms' on the planet. Great work.
Awesome Render
Great exotic locale!
Great render. Especially like the vehicles.
Excellent!
Excellent work. The dust really gives it a feeling on movement.