Refuge by choronr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Using a dirt road and terrain file combination by Andy Welder, created this scene using:
• Plants by Walli: Wild grasses, Dry shrubs, and Hazelnut tree. Available through NWDA and Silva 3D.
• Buck model from a friend.
• Storm clouds by me.
Enjoy.
Comments (24)
I'm enjoyin ^^
This is soooooo good.
This looks nice rendered on high! Nice soft feel to this, also!!!
Hey, that's really well done! Great job!
Realistic and well composed.
Beautiful! Gorgeous lighting. Corrie
ganz toll geworden
beautiful place among the trees and beautiful open countryside behind it
great
Very nice work.
Beautiful work, bravo Bob!
SUPERB !!!!
Fabulous work!
Ah yes ...the road less traveled!...Very nice!
Thank you all for visiting.
Wonderful work Bob...it looks like a storybook picture and it belongs in one. Excellent!
I like how you have created the phad/way and the mood is also wonderful. Calm scene, excellent done!!!!!!!
Marvelous!
Superb image. Bright idea setting the landscape at an angle. Helps to lead the eye into the scene very well.
Wonderful scene...great work on the worn paths. I'd like to drive this forest road and "pass the buck"...sorry, couldn't resist.
Lol didn't know deer needed a road to get through the woods! Nice render Bob! Hope your getting out of the house, away from the computer and getting into scenes like this :)
Great job. So solemn the peace here.
Amazingly realistic render. Lovely. Just one minor thing (being picky here): the first tree on the left is not fully rooted. (there is a shadow between tree and ground).
realistic composed render! interesting the surprised deer and the the path leading the eye to the mountains! ;o)