Public Wharf by sacada
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Usually start each Vue image with a blank window, but couldn't resist for this one. Would like to do more like textures, people, etc... except never enough time and many more images to do.
Thanks to Alain Gracia for providing so many boats and Lemog for wooden texture.
BTW... over 2000 objects... and its quite interesting in black and white.
Comments (20)
I'll BET this is interesting in b/w! I love these nautical pictures you're doing. The visual complexity of this one is like a Bach fugue ... math and poetry at the same time. Just amazing work.
nice, very nice. excellent work!
Good job as always!
So great image!! I can't find any words. Beautiful!!
Like to see the black and white version the :) BTW why don't you make a project of it to get somebody else do the texturing ? Just a thought ;)
Wonderful job! Would love to see a blank and white version.
Great piece of work. Great work with the tilted camera!
Very nice composition and POV... excellent job
Wow! Beautiful image! The POV is fantastic!
Excellent stuff, this is great. Dave
Excellent work. So many objects, wow!
Very well done. I like the viewpoint and the composition.
Fantastic work!!!
Excellent. awesome POV!
An awesome, complex image with an excellent POV.
You are on an INCREDIBLE roll with these wharf images! Can't wait for the next installment!! ==steve
Excellent POV , this is wonderful work scott , well done:-)
Man...you just keep cranking out some of the best stuff. So much going on here...WOW!!!!!!
That's one fantastic "forest" of masts, ropes and ladders. Great composition!
Wow! How I could omit such impressive scene - excellent one !