Dancing At The Edge Of Oblivian 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/Sculptris/Photoshop
Inspired by a recent whirlpool image by friend Gabriel Montagudo(Kanaa),here is my version.A large mesh was sculpted in Sculptris,imported into Bryce7.1Pro and then a custom foamy water material was applied. The ship is the Clyde Puffer from Daz3D,imported using DazStudio.A large sphere with a modified cloud volumetric material applied creates the spray.The custom sky was used as IBL to light the scene.In Photoshop I added more foam,waves and spray,smoke,seagulls( a brush set from Obsidian Dawn),hand-painted the crew members and added my signature.Thanks for taking a lok,and for any comments!
Comments (20)
Cool idea and well done!
very nice!
Very nice work !
Great render Any clue how long it took
On my ancient machine it took 12 hours and change...that was after it crashed halfway through the first time!
Great work! Really scary picture too. Especially because it can really happen. Underwater sinkholes or volcanoes can cause events like this. Of course this would be a large and rare event.
Fantastic result! I hope the engines of the ship are strong! Corrie
WOW !!!!!!!!!! Superlative creation!!!!!!!!!!
Great work
That's not a very comfortable place for a boat. Looks natural, excellent work.
Outstanding work,super image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding!
Impressive vortex and water!!
Outstanding artwork!
cool
superb scene i saw the other one first , this is very impressive looking
Fabulous images. The Bryce textures are extremely well done.
So amazing!
Not that is a true "Oh Crap" moment, if I have ever seen one. Great job on the whirlpool.
blowing me away here, really cool.
A small masterwork. Love how you approached this with the different applications and innovative techniques.