On the reef by pjero
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Something completely different for me: underwater scene.
Nearly all Bryce: ripples were done in postwork with Photoshop.
Thanks for having a look,
Pierre
Comments (23)
excellent, everything is well placed, and great lighting
wonderfull top.
A truly top notch underwater scene. Impressive.:)
Amazing! The warp and ripple effects are really cool, and the bubbles... and the sharks!
Most awesome work of art!!!
beautiful water effect, love the scene!
Is there anything you don't do well? What an amazing underwater look.
Magic,exellent Jackson Pollack seaweed,in fact exellent throughout.
This is absolutely fabulous !! Congrats ! -V-
absoluut fabolus... great work pjero....
Beautiful undersea scene, unlike your usual work. Very well done my friend!
I enjoyed this thanks for posting it
Wonderful!!Briliant!! Excellently done !! Also thanks for posting it!!
Great scene!
What a beautiful image!! An awesome work!!
Stunning underwater atmosphere.... wonderfully done, Pierre !! v
very realistic !! stunning attention to detail , big vote !!
The shadow and lighting are perfect. With the water you can feel the movement. Love the sea animals!
This is really a stunning underwater composition my friend!!! Very, very realistic...an enthusiastic vote!!!
The lighting is excellent and the compositions is beautiful. Totally excellent work Pjero. 8)
This is so beautiful, a wonderful underwater scene you have created, i love this!! V
Excellent creation of a lifelike, rich underwaterworld... wonderful !!
i love the intent and the execution too. Spectacular scene! Gotta love a turtle. I had made some fish, and a comment was to increase the specularity and reflectivity of the animals, to give'm more of a gloss. I moved on and sadly, never went back to try the suggestion, so I'll pass it on. I think it's likely quicker and easier in PhotoShop, later, perhaps with some depth mask renders. Still, this is terrific.