Nebraska Sand Hills by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is another of those "crash and burn" kind of pictures. Crashed twice on rendering and twice on saving. However, I did get this render before the last crash. Aaarrrrughh!!!
I wanted to do more with the sky and there were supposed to be six horses in among the cattle. Barn, western windmill (waterpump), barn, and barbed wire fence all freebie downloads from the Net. Not sure who made them, except the barbed wire fences by Mark Feemster, but thanks to whoever you are. Same for the Cessna Cardinal airplane. Passenger and Pilot are Poser 5 woman and man. Cattle and their texture maps are by Debra Ross at Vista Internet.
The Nebraska Sand Hills are my favorite area of Nebraska. They are really a range of large, ancient sanddunes that have become covered with grass and stabilized. It is most beautiful at dawn and sunset, when all the ravines and crannies of the hills are revealed. There are three good-sized waterfalls in the Valentine area.
Not very many people per square mile, which is one reason why I like it.
Sorry I haven't been able to do justice to it.
Jeremy

Comments (8)
Hey This is cool great Ground tex. Lots "O" Moo! bet they took soom time little moos too! nice job
It's a nice concept and good scene.My only thought is that the truck is way off scale to size of cows.Should be smaller.
Yes, dBgrafix, I think you may be right. Nothing I can do about it now, though. LOL!
BEAUTIFUL WORK!! Less people anywhere is all the better.
The POV is great, i do miss some detail on the Hilltextures though
Oh Gee! I forgot to credit Onnetz's wonderful pickup. Sorry! And Oscar the dog, of course.
Oh Gee! I forgot to credit Onnetz's wonderful pickup. Sorry! He used to be a Renderosity merchant, but alas on longer is. And Oscar the dog, of course, a Renderosity freebie.
splendid work,bravo.