ARBARO ROCKS! ... er make that "TREES" by BountifulKnight
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This image is for one purpose, to test the Longleaf Pine I made with Arbaro. This program really is fantastic, especailly for donation-ware. These trees represent about 15 rounds of development, but well worth the time and fairly easy to work with. It comes with a good number of excellent sample trees as well. I predict I will be making many more of my own trees!
Arbaro Screenshots
http://arbaro.sourceforge.net/
Arbaro Project Page
http://sourceforge.net/projects/arbaro/
Vue 5 on a Mac; No postwork;
Trees, buildings, and materials all by me.
Comments and suggestions always welcome.

Comments (16)
great...
Very nice trees. I'll have to check out this "Arbaro" app. I like the sky, by the way... your product?
Oh yes! I forgot, the sky is my KnightSky360 package. Thanks Mike! And Arbaro really does have some awesome potential.
Excellent work!
Never heard of this program, George, but the trees are fantastic looking as is the sky! Well done!
Trees are awesome indeed. But the scene setting is great too. Excellent!
Well, you make quite amazing pictures when just testing trees ;-) Which look actually extremely good!
really good i have to get this there great thanks for sharing keep up the excellent work...Richie...
Thanks George!
Excellent work on the trees and presented with a great POV. :) Thanks a lot for the links. :))
Fantastic trees! I'll have to give Arbaro a try!
Fantastic work! And thanks for the link :)
Thanx a lot!!! It seams to be really cool!!! Excellent stuff!!!!
REally neat trees! I'll have to check that out. Nice work!
Cool imagery and will check the link...
There has to be a crow's nest near the top, on the left! Very realistic pine trees. I enjoyed looking up into the image!!