Rex by hobbit
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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ok another rex dino scene but I went to see Jurassic III with my son so I had a moments inspiration,,, Poser, Bryce, Painter, Photoshop
Comments (18)
excellent work Andy, it is always good to see you post :)
fantastic as usual. I've missed your work!
great work, and it is great to see your images again, they are second to none in the bryce world :)
Quality work as always. Love your style!
Excellent!!
wonderful image..
GREAT WORK! Has a painted quality to bright, yet still subdued color.
Again you have amazed me/us with the wonderful works you produce. Time for another tutorial on how you would go about producing that painted look? ---- Scott.
My first thought was that the T. Rex was stomping on the buck from your previous image post. Okay, I'll go to bed, now! ;-) Need I say how gorgeous this looks?
Beautiful, beautiful work. Love that "Dutch masters" lighting, and fabulous painterly quality. Really, really fine stuff
perfect, like all of your works.
Good One - This has depth and warmth despite the subject
Fantastic Andy!!
Fantastic... this whole scene knocks me out :) I love the sky... would love to see a large version of this.
...Excellent and Very Interesting Art, painting looks very impressive...
I love this stuff, your amazing!
Someone mentioned that your work has a 'Thomas Kinkaid' light to it...(Bluebell River)and I must agree, as much as I love your stuff, and loath Kinkaid! But it pleases me greatly to see a T.Rex chowing down in a 'kinkaid' world. Pity that he couldn't find Thomas himself. (and wasn't Jurrasic Park III a great romp? I was ho-hum on JP I, hated JP II, but III made up for all.)
This is so strange. Looking at the render with my new monitor (old one started to get ever darker). It's an LCD type, but what it strange is the tree on the left. Straight on it's regular like, but when I move a little, there's a silver sheen to the bark. More detail comes out.