Deadly Spaces#3-Security Drones Overhead by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Bryce7.1Pro/DazStudio/Photoshop
I wasn't happy with the original third image in this series,so I pulled it in favour of this one...for those that viewed and commented on the original image,I want to thank you.
Figure is Aiko4 with Chocolate Hair,DMRKay skin mat,ArtemisX weapon and B25SCA outfit(with Bryce materials applied).Numerous terrains create the landscape and ocean(two Tectonics Evolved Vol.2 terrains included),with Seriously Real Materials and Brinnen ProMaterials applied.Drones are Bryce7.1Pro models.Sky,light and atmo are a modified version of Mackeral Clouds preset...sky used as IBL with sun re-enabled.A radial light was placed behind the camera,with low falloff and no cast shadows...this provided fill light to the foreground area.Postwork involved a slight levels adjustment,motion blur effect,exhaust,signature and resizing.Thanks for viewing and any comments...they are much appreciated!
Comments (13)
Nice job!
Stunning scifi scene. Great POV
Exceptional work!
beautiful scene and excellent material
You’ve crafted a subtle sense of tension into the scene, particularly with the stance of your character. You have an eye finely tuned to natural movement, a skill which must be acquired and honed by much practice and a sharp self-critical eye. Sadly I missed your original post yesterday but your decision offers the opportunity to make a point I think is lost on some – the creative process, the process which makes great art, begins not with the initial flash of inspiration, which is only the raw unformed clay, but rather is embedded in the steps the artist takes to refine the image (or written text, music – any medium in which the artist works). Producing great art requires a process of composed rational self reflection criticism and assessment, and often many re-approaches to a particular problem till the goal is attained. When you view the work of master artists, of really any school, discipline, or philosophy, the substance of the work is often the product of an entire lifetime devoted to attaining the knowledge to execute the techniques and perfection as measured by an uncompromising set values and standards. Art is not just reproduction of the natural world; art is composed from the interaction of the individual mind and the world, filtered through the perceptions, rational thought, convictions, beliefs, values of the artist. Art is communication, and that statement alone is enough to offend the fragile sensibilities of some (which is good, if they do not apprehend that then they should be offended – by their own passivity of consciousness). Life is to be lived with passion and conviction – and this is a value I see in your work, it being one of the reasons I find it of value to comment on your posts. I suppose I do not really understand the culture of other artists who prefer to say nothing, or worse yet, to my mind, speak only in comforting phrases which convey nothing, or most despicable to my perception, those who wish to furtively offer their views than feign resentment hostility and terror (as opposed to the rational option of opening a dialogue) when confronted with an opposing viewpoint – which tells me they have neither the courage of their convictions nor the courage to critically examine those convictions. In any case your posts are always a pleasure.
Fantastic image and terrain! Corrie
Excellent work!
This one looks good. At first, I thought the figure in the suit was floating a couple of feet in the air, but ultimately decided it was a trick of the eye. A second, closer look says it is standing firmly on the ground.
I think I like this one the best of the 3 so far. The Lighting and textures just feel better. I like the contrast of the reds in the outfit against the black, grey and white of terrain and sky.
Excellent scope.
Work on terrains is great. Nice sci-fi scene!
Nicely done! I really like the terrains and materials. The drone models a great, too.
Wonderfully balanced composition here. Particularly impressive is the gravel surface under the foreground character. How did you manage that one?????