Windy Cove: for Gill Brooks by kjer_99
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Description
A sunny, if windy place where one can hopefully shed for a time any negativity or gloominess in one's life. Gill, you can take any dwelling in the cove for your use. I recommend the closest; its got two genial hosts and a bunch of servants to cater to your every need. Stay as long as you like or need to--they don't care.
Be sure to take along a light jacket or sweater for those long walks through the forest and around the cove. The wind can have a bit of a bite even this time of the year.
This is for Gill with hopes that this render will help free her from the dark for a little bit. Also, the water texture is one that I recently purchased from her. (They are all wonderful, Gill.) Gill makes a lot of high quality plants and materials for Vue. Her store at Cornucopia3d can be reached here:
http://www.cornucopia3d.com/search.php?bSearch=1&strSearch=Gill+Brooks
And Renderosity here:
http://market.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/index.php?vendor=76829
Thanks to all for your wonderful support regarding my last render, "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" It wasn't a pleasant picture and I was hesitant about inflicting it on my loyal viewers. Your words were very much appreciated.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Vue 7 Pro Studio.
Water: Gill Brooks's "Windy Waves" from her "Water Pack 1" collection (Cornucopia3d).
Sky: Robin Kleb's "Good Cloud Day" (Cornucopia3d).
Trees: "Scots Pine" (Cornucopia3d).
Houses: "Tyllos House," "Susans House," "Porthos House," and "Irenes House" by Helmut Schaub's free "EcoSystem Houses" (Cornucopia3d).
Terrain: Karen Verba's "Islands n Beaches" Collection (either Rendersoity or Cornucopia3d).
Big Ship: "Lanteen Caravel" (Google Warehouse).
Small Boat: "Launch" (Google Warehouse).
People: "Lo-Poly Medieval People" by Ed Baumgarten.
Comments (29)
What a wonderful scene!!! Really excellent work!
Beautiful work Jeremy!
What a Lovely, Restful Scene Jeremy..
Very beautiful scene and wonderful dedication/gift for her!
excellent image, looks like a great place for a bed n breakfast :)
Lovely dedication! That truly would be a nice retreat to spend a weekend or a week at.
Nicely done! Very impressionistic sky.
this is a wonderful place Jeremy...and a sweet dedication....love it :)
Very beautiful work!
Wonderful scene of the kind of place we all need to visit sometimes Jeremy.
A great looking scene! That water looks really choppy!
Wonderful work and image!
Aw thank you very much for this Jeremy - I shall treasure it as a place to stay when I'm in that dark place. Very beautiful scene indeed !
This is very impressive! A wonderful looking place.. LOVE the water.. Incredible looking. Rob
Wow, this water is great and the whole scene looks very real!
Nicely done!!
Very very beautiful image!!!
Very nice scene.
A so sweet dedication of a wonderfull yrelaxing scene, Jeremy!
Beautiful scene!!!!!!
Very detailed work, excellent!
Wonderful composition! :)
Absolutely gorgeous, looks like a Scandinavian fjord! Love the lighting and the water effects, and the trees and buildings are laid out very realistically. Nice one Jeremy!
Outstanding work!!! The layout of the structures and the power of the river really comes out most realistically!!!
Nice work here Im digging the post impressionistic style youve got going on in this piece Bravo!
beautiful scene, and I Like the layout of the structures.Very Well Done, Jeremy
Water dwellings fascinate me always, this is like scraperboard, all round mystery within,neat. Oh and the yellow plants are gorse and broom.
Nice .. rich .. detail
great scene and landscape!