Into New Venice Harbour by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Vue8Frontier/Photoshop
More work on MetaWater,this time exploring wave action and realistic surface treatment.Water is a modified Channel Water preset.Sky is a modified preset,with clouds adjusted in the Atmosphere Editor.Nautilus,lo-res seagulls and parts of the Star City 1 bundle(all from Cornucopia 3D) complete the scene.Global Radiosity used to light the scene.Postwork included additional prop turbulence,a slight levels adjustment,signature and re-sizing.Thanks for taking the time to view,and any comments you wish to leave!

Comments (18)
Nice scene! Very realistic water / wave surfacing.
That water effect is perfect how ever did you do it?
Nice one! Water looks great.
I got a wet and cold feeling when I first saw it. Excellent work on the weather and water and composition, I love the book/movie!
Superb render & mood, I can smell the salty wind. 5*
Very nice 'old style' sci-fi image. The materials are excellent. Your atmo is superb.
So very realistic! Nice...
Very impressive. I like it a lot especially the light on the birds.
great
great work on the water, look so real:)
I presume the old Venice is way beneath the waves? Excellent water and atmosphere, and I love the retro submersible juxtaposed with the futuristic city.
Fantastic scene.
A wonderful Vernes'que scene!!
Cool
An excellent image and the lighting and water looks top notch. A very nice touch with the Seagulls flying around the ship! The sky looks great as well, very impressive image altogether. Cheers, David
Lots of interesting details in this one. Especially enjoy the water and the sky.
The water is magnificent!
Great work.