High Altitude Outpost by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce7.1Pro/Wings3D/Photoshop
Ships are a Bryce 6 model,with customized materials applied.Outpost created in Wings3D,with a photo from CGTextures and a Bryce material applied.Terrains textured in a David Brinnen ProMaterial.Sky,light and atmo are all custom..clouds created in the DTE.Postwork involved a slight levels adjustment,signature and resizing. Thanks for viewing and any comments!
Comments (24)
"Epic"
Beautifully composed, somehow the arrangement of flying craft creates the impression of movement in my mind, I can almost see the vehicles circling with the natural movement of two birds dancing around one another in flight, combined with the dizzying perspective on the tower, the effect is subtle, but breathtaking. Artistic composition at it's best my friend, 5 +.
It is very nice. 5+!
Fantastic image and lighting! Excellent modeling! Corrie
Nicely done
Very well done
interesting bulding Wonderful done!!!
Fantastischer Render
beautiful done.
Excellent!
fantastic building, great scene!
Like the architectural style, kind of a golden age feel.
Excellent outpost creation and nice render. Cool terrain and atmosphere. I'm just wondering about the spottiness in the clouds. Excellent work.
excellent work
Excellent building model. Great POV. The landscape and atmo are superb, as usual. :-)
fantastic scene and building! very well done!!!
Great looking terrain and models!
Awesome pillar architecture and cool ships...the holes in the clouds are a bit strange though....:) Keep on!!!
cool
COOOOOOOL.....
Excellent work.
Really luv your snow terrain. Superb atmosphere and compo there...too.
Another of those interesting buildings but I like the way you've given them a bit of "wear and tear."
I admire your imagination and your work!