Journey's End by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce7Pro/DazStudio/Photoshop
Alien Environments-Canyon Rivers. A flock of Skymantas descends to the bottom of an arid canyon,their migration ending as they glide into the silty river.
Trees created in the TreeLab,textures are modified presets.Terrain texture is a Seriously Real Material,water is a Seriously Real Alluvial Water(all from Daz3D,as are the Skymantas).Sky,light and atmo are all custom...sky used as IBL.Postwork involved a slight levels adjustment,signature and resizing.Thanks for taking a look,and any comments!
Comments (24)
Nice one !
Excellent terrain and materials work!
Superb environnement. Those trees are fantastic!
great landscape, atmo/lighting, nice image
Woooow that is so cool.
Another excellent one ! Terrain is very 'realistic' (even if it's an alien one ...). Excellent grass distribution. Really well done !
Great landscape and layout.
Alien yet familiar, nicely composed and rendered.
great
Splendid scene.
Awesome landscape.
Beautiful! Fantastic terrain; atmo and lighting! Corrie
Life on Mars? ... beautiful composition and atm!
beautiful landscape and good lightning:)
Excellent
Very nice details in the water, terrains and materials. Good arrangement of vegetation; this is top notch landscape creation, with a nice alien twist.
Nice one!
There should be a Thacker Museum somewhere!!! Gorgeous landscape.
GRANDE MUY GRANDE LA COMPOSICION ES EXPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb terrain and suitably alien vegetation. Good'un!
Excellent scene.
Awesome....fantastic work!!! Excellent as allways......
fantastic work! perfectly done.
One of your best. Looks like Vue ;) Perfect depth of field :)