Ky by CarloTraversi
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just another trip through my forgotten places. The title sounds like "kee lay tah" and it stands for Rainy Days (false ancient idiom, of course).
Bryce 5 - Painter - Adobe Photoshop
Mats from 3dModelworld and Animax.it - Hanging brazier made with royloo's chinese lantern (royloo@sinaman.com) - Grass from 3Dplants.com - Amphoras by Ferenc Haraszti (http://www.unc.edu/~haraszti)
Many thanx for viewing

Comments (42)
this is perfect. You have my vote!!!
Grandissimo lavoro sui materiali e sull'atmosfera, Carlo! Sono senza parole ancora una volta, hai reso perfettamente la sensazione del "dopo pioggia". E, ancora, hai raggiunto un realismo da lasciare a bocca aperta. Il "villaggio" affascinante, come architettura e atmosfera. E, come ha detto Doug poco sopra, viene davvero voglia di esplorarlo. Ottima anche la modellazione. Conta anche il mio voto!
This is without doubt the best architectural modeling I've ever seen done in Bryce. You could easily be fooled into thinking this was real - every element works, from the bulidings to the mats you've used and the superb lighting etc etc...well done.
you set the grade for the rest of us Stunning truelly stunning a vtoe winner for sure.
Wonderful job! Thanks for sharing.
Very very impressive work.
this is so incredible, the modelling is top notch and everything is just perfect. 10 +++
This is an incredable piece of art. You can almost smell the atmosphere, it's sooo realistic.
Fantastic picture. I think i'm gonna be a serius fan of yours...Congrats.---Kostas.
I thought this was in the wrong section at first, i thought to myself, "someone posted a photo in the Bryce galleries...why?" But upon closer inspection i realized it really WAS bryce...i'm amazed.
very medieval
Amazing work.....