Morning by ManuelFr57
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Always testing : a Tuby tree was moved and scaled with Variator. I put all the scene in a volumetric cube.
Comments (14)
Manuel,...this is totaly cool man...a wonderful new utility mate...how long to render that then?
It was rendered in about 5 hours on a 1Ghz pentium. I don't know the exact number because it was during the night.
I have tried to achieve this with particles but always gave up due to the huge number of polys. This is amazing, how's that possible ? 5 gours only and I see the tree's shades. it's raytracing !
Manuel this realy is very nice
This is amazing! I love the lighting effect- hopefully, the Amiga version will support Volumetrics in the future.
Very GOOOd!!! Great Raytraced!
Hi Manuel, this is a very nice work !!! i love realism ;-) an the work..with light and shadows...
I seem to have missed this one on recent visits to Renderosity! Nice work Manuel. How exactly did you make the leaves with Tuby?
Thank you all for the nice comments. Burnart : the tree is levels 1-6, for the leaves I make a level 5-7 object and used the imagine particle function with a 'group of leaves' object. The process is explained in this tutorial : http://www.tpp.le-site-web.com/ptubytut.html
This is the best use of volumetrics I have seen - I haven't that program version, so this is quite beyond me - but, oh my, this is an image by which to dream!
Wow, absolutely one the best natural pictures I've seen done with Imagine. The use of volumetrics is very good, give the image a very special feeling of mystery. I'd love to find myself from a place like this.
Very nice indeed - almost like a photograph. Just shows how black and white can sometimes be more effective than color.
This is indeed a beautiful foggy grove.
Beautiful! This one captures the imagination. Black and white are such classics, and this image is a perfect example of that.