The Ruins by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce7pro/DazStudio/Photoshop
Figure is Michael 3 Base,posed in DazStudio. Ship is my Bryce 6 model, the "Cricket", re-textured in Bryce7 Pro. Everything else is created from terrains...the ruins are textured in David Brinnen's wobbly stone wall texture, the hills are rendered in his dry grass and rock material. The foreground terrain is sculpted using the posterize function in the DTE to create terraced levels.Sky,light and atmo are custom( sky used as IBL with sun added).Rendered in Premium with soft shadows,blurry reflections and transmissions selected. Post in Photoshop involved a slight levels adjustment,signature and resizing. Thanks for viewing and any comments!
Comments (13)
Neat sense of scale and depth, but I think the visitor maybe a few centuries too late ! Well done & ~Cheers~
Superb large-scale landscape; excellent POV and lighting. The terrains here show great creativity.
Wow, that's a fantastic looking landscape! Great use of terrains once again. And you've done a wonderful job on the sky and shadows.
Gorgeous! Fantastic terrain and lighting! Great depth! Corrie
well done work in Bryce
fascinating scene and landscape!
Nice! Excellent Terrain!
Excellen work, my friend! I especially love the play of light and shadow in this one.
Very nice lighting and terrain. I'd love more sky with stunning clouds;) If you want to try and play, check e-mail ;)
Most excellent work on terrain and lighting, great sense of scale :)
Very impressive terrain work. Nice use of light and shadow as well.
Awesome scene, the composition, the texturing, everything is absolutely wonderful!
Beautiful, almost Macchu Picchu!