Waiting for Orders by Star4mation
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This one started in DAZ/Studio but it crashed every time I tried to render it :( So exported the whole thing into Bryce and re-built it.
Then into Virtual Photographer for the FX (1600 ASA film for the grain)
Comments (23)
very creative scene and superb mood
Fantastic scene... Wonderfully done as always !!!
Steve, this really does look super sensational. I just wonder why it crashed in DAZ on you?
This is really an awesome Bryce render,Steve,love the effect and colors,excellent my friend :) ********
splendid creative scene, impressive mood !!!
EXCELLENT
did a good job on this one. cool looking
Still??? http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2511232&user_id=101370&page=2&member&np Super work, Steve!! ")
Fantastic image and lighting! Corrie
Love it Steve, very cool.
Very very very fine image with a fantastic atmosphere !!!!
Nicely rescued result, I guess the new orders are something to do with how she parked the car...LOL Kool sci-fi and the retro ufo is a neat touch ! ~Cheers~
Awesome sci-fi scene, excellent work.
Looking good Steve.
Aren't we all.... lol! Lovely scene indeed! It seems as though they are almost bored with nothing to do, and so they wait impatiently! I really like the way your composition seems to tell a story. Great colours and details!
Fantastic work Steve
A dark, brooding , and somewhat sinister scene , Steve : great !
You can tell a lot of work went into this one! Great!
marvellous picture
Well done!
Now that's a post apocalyptic mood.. !!!
Nicely done - great atmosphere!
amazing image .. love the way the metals seem used and worn, very cool work. Glad it didn't end up on the cutting room floor, that you were able to rebuild with Bryce.