On Constant Watch by stonemason
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
messing around with a new environment & a wip mech,Rendered with finalrender in 3dmax,lots of tweaks in photoshop...thanks for viewing!

Comments (88)
Wow... I like that.
OOOH another Stonemason!!! Great! (as per usual)
Awesome!
Fantastic modeling!
excellent
Great work, Stefan. Your stuff usually lacks the human element so this one was surprising. I've been experimenting with painting rain lately with inconsistent results. Sometimes, it works okay, but the same method I'm finding doesn't work from image to image. Can I pick your brain on your postwork process? Did you learn how to do it through a tutorial or your own experimentation?
WOW,FABULOUS.
Very cool Buddy
Nice!
Another excellent image!
Outstanding!! :)
Amazing work!!!!
Very impressive 3D Max Studio detailed rendering work! AmaZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzing ambiance lighting!
Amazing, like it a lot. looks like it came right out of a FPS game.
Very nice work and excellent lighting
I was thinking about trading my car in for one of those, but the financing is still insane. And the insurance quote I got . . . Very very cool work!
Wonderful sci-fi scene!
amazing as always Stefan!
Looks like our innocent bystander is in for some unexpected unpleasantries! Super work - again!
Kick'n Sci-Fi Art!...Very Impressive !...
Amazing detail and atmosphere in this image - but who is watching who?!
Most spectacular!
Cool! It is very impressive work.
Outstanding image here, fabulous creation, looks like a movie scene, congratulations! 10*
Stunning work as always! Is the rubble strewn car a reflection of the ongoing quakes in Christchurch?
amazing!
Good work man.
Still watching the evolution of art :)