Morning light,Mountain Pass Outpost by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce7Pro/DazStudio/Photoshop
Outpost buildings created in Bryce7Pro,textured in a modified ProMaterial.Three terrains create the mountain vista,again textured in another ProMaterial by David Brinnen that I modified in the DTE.Figure is Michael 3 Reduced Resolution,with components from the Marauder and Scout outfits(and the ArtemisX Longbow weapon)...all from Daz3D,as are the magpies.Sky,light and atmo are custom...sky used as IBL with sun enabled,clouds created in the DTE.
Postwork consisted of additional snow details and footprints,light glow effect,a levels adjustment,signature and resizing...all done in Photoshop.Thanks for viewing,and for any comments you wish to leave!

Comments (9)
awesome models i opened bryce 7 pro last nite and i use to be able to get some really neat renders out of it...i'm a bit rusty...i ended up shutting it down in disgust but you have created a wonderful science fiction genre scene. i love the topology/terrain and the 3 buildings set it off with depth...excellent... chills and thrills
Good composition. I like the way you set the buildings in the rock.
Great POV, very nice composition. The architecture blends perfectly with the terrain.
Very nice work with the snow patterns!
your models are great and they seem to belong to the mountains, really nice work. The figure doesnt cast any shadow? Is that intended?
Not sure why that is...the wall is fairly high,that combined with the angle of the sun and the HDRI lighting may be the cause.I noticed this after render was complete.
Very nicely put together! The lack of shadow seems OK to me - seems to fit in with the lighting.
Stellar Sci-Fi...Awesome POV!
Somehow, I missed this one. Sorry. Like the POV. The render also has a very three-dimensional quality to it. Fine work!