Bridgetown Morning by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bridgetown is named after the only bridge to span the the Orajes River for a hundred miles. Even before it was completed, a small village of traders and merchants sprang up on the north side of the bridge. Within a decade, it had grown into a good-sized trading town, becoming the most important commercial center in the surrounding region. Morning and evenings are the busiest times, although traffic over (and under) the bridge remains steady throughout the day. Several land trading routes converge upon Bridgetown and it is also major stop for the river trade as well.
Credits:
Bridge: Net freebie by Josef Silva of 3droad.com.
Tudor Houses: Net freebie
Sky: Meski
Coniferous trees: Scott Tucker
Other trees: Bryce 5 Tree Lab
River boat: Basic boat by Walker Bros. and the Sails, mast, and rigging are adapted from "Drakkar" viking ship.
Ship's cargo: modeled by me.
People: DAZ M2, M3, V3.
Horses: Poser 4 horse.
Horse Harness: Helmet Staub.
Clothing: Judith Ward, Poser World, and others.
Hand cart: Sven Daennart (I think).
Other vehicles: modeled by me.
Ancient canon on boat: George (Zippy).

Comments (6)
A wonderful and delightful picture..superbly crafted...V
Looks good.. fine attention to detail
Wonderful and fantastic picture ! v
Nice work, i really like the town and the trees surounding it. The pov from the bridge, makes it kinda look like you'e walking in to the image behind the women, i like that. THe lighting and shadows are just right.
Wonderful scene, posen, objecte, architectur and details, super colors, atmo/light, textur, mood and image!
Super posing of the characters and I especially like the girls pulling the cart. Looks like a busy metropolis :)