The start of the journey by chohole
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Description
I was lucky enough to win the halfling village set, and of course had to make it into an image.
Here are our trusty hobbits about to commence on their journey to who knows where.
Bryce, postworked in PS.
buildings are meshbox's village, the rest is mine.
If it gains favour maybe we will follow the intrepid adventurers as they continue their journey.
Thanks for looking!
Comments (18)
I for one would love to see the rest of the journey. The Black Rider on the hill looks very omnious..
Very nice Pic nice little Village
Wonderfull composition, and the color and ambience give a definitive touch. V
Fantastic! I love the detail and the look, should be on or in a book!
Lovely little town.
Another excellent piece! Yes that black rider on the hills is menacing...and is that Gandalf waiting by the road?
Excellent done! :)
Hurry Gandolf!!!
Exquisite description.Excellent work!!
great work
Very beautiful scenery,lovely details and so excellent executedV
Excellent artwork! Inspires me :D
Well done.
Awesome and VERY complex use of our favorite software! I don't normally look at LOTR stuff, but this one had to be taken in, like a fine wine... I love the little people, and the illustrative feel to it, and the houses, and the road... Good stuff!
Exemplary work, but... where's Bill?
Such a beautiful and excellent work!!
Oh, I LOVE this! It's such a magical and beautifully-done scene :) __________ali x
I thought I had all of those models, but you have several that I've missed. You've managed to set it up very nicely--something that I haven't managed yet. Have a half-dozen half done images and don't like any of them. Perhaps, you've pointed the way to how to get it done.