Bazaar by lemonjim
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A Bazaar in the Middle East. Insipired by Lewis' "The Bezestein Bazaar of El Khan Khalil, Cairo".
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thanks for any comments, and thanks for viewing.
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PS 2002.08.27 this was rendered again, it took 10 days to finish on the PowerBook G3 500MHz machine, whew, therefore I "gave it a reboot" as its reward!
Comments (12)
You're doing some amazing renders!!
The detail in this image leaves me speechless, fan-ta-bu-lous job!
The mood and ambience in this image is incredible!
truly excellent! lots of ambience.
this is very good work...
Fantastic image,higl level of detail...Love the water and plants..Killer work!!
Ooo, I love the feeling of this! What a great, exotic atmosphere you've created
Another excellent realization! Certainly, what you make is always magnificent! That of details! Textures are magnificent, night-atmosphere confers a particular atmosphere... A very beautiful creation!
Nice details! The lighting is awesome and so is the water! You always seem to create places i would love to visit, and this is no exeption! :)
Hmmmmm, what a superb exotic atmosphere!!! - - Exceptional detailwork and we love your fantastic scene verrrryyyyyyy much, friend :-)))))))
A very well put together image Jim. Wonderful detail with lots to look at. Well done. ---- Scott.
Everything in this image is catching my eye. I don't want to comment it in the details, because it's the overall impression that is fabulous, but I'd like to mention the ligthing: it's simply incredible. Shadow at my back, so it's immediate the feeling of being "inside", bringing a peaceful intimacy of view. Wow, Jim. :)