Loch Ness by peedy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Aw, isn't he cute? :-)
Nessie - 3d meshes.
Everything else by me,in/with Bryce7, with mats from proMaterials.
Corrie

Comments (29)
Well Peedy...You've got the best proof yet that ole' nessie exists....(smiles)..
Yes he is!
Saw something in the news last week about a Cousin of Nessie being spotted somewhere, super work Peace
A delightful feeling of balance among forms, myth, hues, and reality seems to be occurring in this landscape.
Very cool Corrie! I always thought he was just a myth, but your image shows he is real :) Nice work.
Stunning, Corie. With beautiful light in it.
Very cool image Excellent work
Cute descrition, wonderful shot !!! You are a magician !!!
YIKES! Look out! lol Excellent composition! (:
Yes he is..cool creation! :)
Super work!
Corie, It's the first thing I thought of "Loch Ness" as the image popped up. He's or is he a she.......is way cute. Way cool ! George
Scary :)
Schitterende creatie.
Thought Lock Ness was a fable!! You really have put many out of their misery!! Super job,very creative. Excellent job with the water and the mountains and the background skies are awesome. Fantastic job Corrie..
Excellent work! :)
Cool work and great mood!
He's adorable..great sky, too!!
saw his cousin is in the news now in England. this is wonderful work
Very cool scene! Love what you have done with old Nessie! Most excellent!
WOWWW UNIQUE ARTWORK FAV
Marvelous scene work!
Great scene!!!
Nicely done!!!
Nice presentation, I think this kind of picture is a wet dream for all those who'd like to take a photo of Nessie... Vashek
Great render, Corrie. Nice use of Bryce and well composed. My wife and I were there nearly thirty years ago, but our first born's teething cries must have frightened 'puir nessie awa' / 'poor Nessie away' , because we never saw her, although there was that strangely eerie sound early one morning from the Loch .... ;o) Warm regards, my friend, from a Glasgow hoping for Spring, John.
Nice sense of depth and I like the colouring aswell. Great image. Darren
Great scene!!
Very nice, first thought was "Loch Ness" and after looking at it a bit "Life on Mars"...