Hidden Harbor by kjer_99
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Description
Another fantasy doodle of some place that only exists in my mind. Hope you enjoy it. I do think the captain of the Elven merchant ship is coming into that tiny harbor way too fast!! Perhaps, he or she uses magic powers to stop it quickly. Heh!
Thanks for taking a peek--and for all those other visits and comments. Always appreciated.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Vue 6 Studio Pro, Poser 6, PSP 5.
Terrain created by Karen Verba (Cornucopia3d).
"Trollhaven" from "Distant Fantasy Town" By Martin J. Frost (Cornucopia3d).
Dockside buildings by Ravynsworld. Thanks, Myrtha!
"Norsca Moorings" from by darkanvil (Cornucopia3d).
Ship is "Elven Merchant Ship" by meshbox (Content Paradise); its wakes are by spacebones.
Comments (21)
This is really neat work, my friend.. Well done! Rob
Excellent.
Imaginary places are often the most fun to visit! Great render!
outstanding work
precious work Jeremy :D
Beautiful art Jeremy!
Cool creation!
Excellent render and beautiful scene
awesome!
nice work on the details :)
Excellent fantasy world Jeremy...light and textures look great!
beautiful scene and landscape!
Beautiful scene!
I wonder, with the cull-de-sac mountain inlet there, if the winds alone wouldn't be quite strong to move sailing vessels in and out of the area ;) I think your right, ship captains would have to use Magic to slow down the ship... Hmm, I wonder if there's be a whole new profession for magic casters for that... Anywhoo, once again you've treated us to an epic adventure with majestic scenery. Keep up the good stuff!
Awesome Scene Jeremy!!
They can always drop sail or anchor drag to slow down. Or use the Elvish magic of course. Nice little doodle!
nice work on the details
what a special place, Jeremy, and so well done
Fantastic fantasy imagery!!! Always great to see a nautical scene!!!
fantastic harbour image... yep the mast can be lowered.. and the bridges are not that small.. 2m35 / 7f7 high.. until 1928 it could be opened (horizontal !) to add an extra 20cm
A nice one, i like the light