Forgotten Ravine by lemonjim
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A lower level, a flowing channel. Many pass over without notice. Gurgle, bubble... Silt and gravel combine into islands which tend to modify the flow and restrict the channel.
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Bryce primitives and booleans, a few trees and lights, of course.
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Comments (21)
Very good perspective and POV, sir, I see U R back to arhitecture stuff again, loved all of your cars too, did not have time lately, just to let you know ! :) For a few lights that is an excellently lighted scene, BTW, cheers !!! :D
dear, I think you have to teach me how to create THIS starting with mere primitives. Wow. You amaze me always :)
Magical atmosphere
Great work! This is the best Bryce pic i think i have ever seen! Got to vote for this!!
Classic lemonjim. Another perfect picture.
perfect and fabulous scene as always!!!!!!!!!!!!great work!!!!bravo!!!vote!!!:DDD
Great Job!
Love the lamps!!
Excellent textures and lighting. Love the POV. Do they have apartment space there? =+}
Excellent!!!
great modelling, excellent textures
super done .. beautiful image :) point of view and material .. and the atmosphere are super
very beautiful lots of things for the eye to see! :)
One wonders who the light lighter is?
Man this is super. I love your signature blue and yellow lighting. Textures are perfect as well as creations.
yes, textures are gritty and palpable as usual. one wonders, did you perhaps spend a previous life as a medieval stonemason?
very impressive lighting and perspective!, textures are cool too...v
Fabulous work as usual. :-)
This is a perfect Jim Lemon's Twisted Perspective Galore! Like some of the past pieces I admired so much in your early work! Here, near Milan, there's a place called "orrido di Bellano" that's very similar in mood (even if it's natural and not architectural like yours). Way cool, Jim. Deserves a late vote (not an excellent 'cuz I don't rank anything anymore, but this is another story) :)
I love the angles in this one.
Wow what a pov in this fantastic image!!!