Just Gotta be Messing with Something by sackrat
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Yes it's another of those stinking landscapes. Have you ever noticed how young male bears and cats always have to messing around with something ? This is a young Eastern Black Bear trying to knock down a tree. Right now there is an overpopulation problem here in Virginia and there is to be a hunt allowed to thin the numbers, as they are begining to forage in suburan areas. What a shame, generally they are very gentle creatures. Black bear texture is from Cloudland Creations, bear is Daz, grass made with Grass7 by Bantam3D, trees made in MECN Tree Factory, daisies from Toucan, Western hemlock is from Scott Tucker.
Thanks for your attention,.....sackrat.
Comments (13)
I think I know that bear! Actually we just have brown bears around here, but they're mischievious, too. Fantastic job on that meadow!
The groundwork is awesome. Better pushin a tree than me!
Beautiful image! Another excellent work! Fantastic render!!!! vote
this is superb , amazing scene !!vote
as long as they're messing around with me, i'm happy. excellent all the way :)
A very fine composition.
Beginning to think you had forgotten how to post!LOL....very nice work as usual!
Beautiful image ...well done!!!:o)
Great sense of space in this composition. Fine work with trees and ground also.
Beautiful Image...The picture sort of draws you in...Shame about the hunt:(
Excellent image!Perfect depth and nature...Bravo!
I dunno,hunting and keeping the balance is important.Excellent image,great use of foliage
Very pretty scene and excellent trees and atmosphere. Congratulations !