The Path Home by hobbit
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Last of these forest pics, 70%Bryce/Poser lighting/detail in photoshop.

Comments (17)
Incredible work Andy!!!!!!!!!!As usual!!!! I love to see your work!!! You have a true talent!!!
I just love this series... just excellent work...
Thanks, Stodd2/ Jan, appreciate it
Great work just like the others in the series. These would be perfect illustrations in a childs story book. Looking forward to your next posts already.
This is awesome...Incredible work - in my mind this is a 10+ job.
It does look very much like a children's story book. Excellent work!
nice lights
that tree there, in right side is worth of 10 alone. you are freaking genious. 10++
Darn, I wish I knew how in the world you did such awesome work. You REALLY need to do a tutorial sometime.
I want to go visit that place! For me; this is what art is all about... Beautiful work! :o]
what a picture ,incredible ,i love it
Yet another glorious creation - lighting, colouring, atmosphere. Your images really inspire interaction. *side note: Wandering through this gallery of yours this afternoon has been such a treat, a "Path Home" of sorts for me as your incredible talent keeps bringing me back to sweet memories from my past and reminding me of all the wonderful stories I read as a child. Your art really should decorate the insides of books ...and memories... Thank you for sharing your visions.
Your trees are outstanding, and your images tell a story. Wonderful work.
Wow - this is outstanding!! You did a very nice job on the detail and the atmosphere is really dreamy!
very strong scene.
I absolutely love your workings
Another winner Andy. If I had to make suggestions, I note that the "path" seems a bit too flat. A forest path needs some undulations. Gotta love that foreground tree on the right though. Superb.