Her Domain Of Rock And Ice by grafikeer
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Bryce7Pro/DazStudio/Photoshop
An environment study this time.I wanted to create a stark,frozen landscape setting...jagged spires jutting out of ice and snow.Once I had this,I needed an element of interest and a focus for the scene...then this dragon alighted upon the rocky parapets and the image was complete.
Millenium SubDragon LE from Daz3D(posed and imported via DazStudio).Three terrains create the rocks,textured in a David Brinnen ProMaterial.Two more terrains create the frozen icescape,textured in another Brinnen material.Sky,light and atmo are all custom.Postwork in Photoshop involved a slight levels adjustment,blowing snow,signature and resizing.Thanks for viewing and any comments!
Comments (14)
These rocks are superb Bravo!
Realistic and frigid - wow! Hope to see you at DeviantArt, that's where I'm going. Have to lighten my load... but it's been nice! Ciao for now... wink
I know exactly how she feels.
Fantastic image and terrain! Corrie
Outstanding landscape.
cool scene
Like the jagged slanted rock formations.
Stark.. barren.. cold.. first impression I like it ;-}
Those rocks ...rocks. Excellent scene.
Bleak, bold and beautiful. Excellent image, Neil.
Really like the movement left to right
Yeah, and immediately after landing, I bet she looked you straight in the eye with a What-are-YOU-doing-in-my-domain! glare. Heh! Seriously, I think you have achieved about as much as could be expected. If I ever came 80% as close to what you have achieved here in one of my renders, I'd be very pleased.
Fabulous Bryce Fantasy!
Great rock formations