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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
More Bryce architecture. The wall painting on the right is an oil painting by Adeline. Everything else including objects and textures was done by me.
Comments (22)
Now you're talking! :-) Wonderful work on the textures and the lighting; well done!
nice job. i like both the model, and the textures.
Oooo! That is some fine modeling! Bet this baby took some time. Lots of details.
Excellent work - great attention to detail.
Beautiful detail! I love the floor.
I like the floor too. Not overly reflective. I'd like to see other views of the same room.
Gorgeous work and details !
wonderful job with the textures and design.
This is so beautiful from the walls to the stairs spilling before us in grand style. I can almost see imagine a pretty girl coming down those stairs to meet that guy. Excellent work.
Wow, and entirely in Bryce, that's impressive indeed. Excellent work.
Hey maybe we can get Max to write a paper on this work as a tutorial, For Bryce work this is a masterpeice! The rich textures and lighting are excellent. "Why do tile floors drive me better than fast cars?" , that's on my busness card I'm in flooring and Tile, too.
Oh my! This is just gorgeous!
Wonderful job in creating this image!!
This is excellent!
Totally intense and detailed arhictecture! I'm curious where the lights are, though? An overhead chandelier?
Ah, love it! Excellent realism here, as well as lighting and mats. A true work of art.
this is really neat.
were you at all inspired in this by the grand staircase on the Titanic? If I am not mistaken (and I very well may be) it looked similar to this.
most of the light is supposed to be coming from a picture window above the camera, but since Bryce doesn't have radiosity I had to fake and fudge the light by using small spot lights. Also, any similarity of the stair to another stair is purely coincidental.
yoggity, yoggity! it's so clean and quiet in here... wonderful details and camerawork. [you can tell the attendant "it's OK, the frame looks level now."]
There is no question about it. You are an excellent artist. I would love to see some new work of yours soon.
Beautiful, but every cleaner's nightmare.