The Old Salt by frogdot
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The only way I could get the ship in without crashing was to export out of Poser, then import to Bryce, render it with an Alphamask, then load that as a 2D image.
Streets Of The Mediterranean by Stonemason. Ship by Faveral
Comments (20)
Wow! Great.
this is totally awesome! reminds me of a small town i visited while in Italy - Amalfi.
superb work!
nice view !
Lovely atmosphere in this. I'm glad you didn't crash the ship when you brought it in. That old seadog would tell you that's what harbour pilots are for. Then again, this old 3D dog would tell you that Faveral's ships have many polygons and have to be handled carefully. Much like the real thing. :D
perfect atmosphere here, great scenes!
Great scene and art work! :o)
I can see that you went to a lot of trouble to produce this but it was well worth the haste!
~Lots of work, but a fabulous result! Very nice scene!~
Really neat scene.
Interesting scene. Looks like he has lots of stories to tell.
Great looking scene, fantastic composition, inspiring work, go on like this!
This is beautifully put together, I like the clean look of it all!
A wonderful scene/composition!
Nice atmosphere! the only thing missing is the pigeons... or seagulls perhaps...
Great!
great job! betcha I know what he's doing. Sailor men often carve boats, fish, cetaceans - or women!
Good one man.. ...
I share your struggle against the invariable crash. It's quite astonishing what we sometimes have to do to get a render completed. This is a very pleasing post, so well worth your effort.
An excellent example of the setting reflected in the character.