New Horizons by orbital ()

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 10, 2009

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Description

This will probably be my last post in the Bryce gallery. I've finally got round to getting a Wacom tablet, and will be utilising that much more in my images to the point where Bryce will become less of the focal point.
Thanks for looking!

Image Comments (54)

rj001 () posted at 10:29AM Wed, 10 June 2009

another classic image

philuf () posted at 10:32AM Wed, 10 June 2009

So Greatly done!

ExprssnImg () posted at 10:35AM Wed, 10 June 2009

Incredible as always! You are a master. I can't wait to see your next one to see what happens without Bryce.

Forevernyt () posted at 10:41AM Wed, 10 June 2009

It will be the Bryce community's loss. You are a master at the program. Nicely done.

WWBarros () posted at 10:43AM Wed, 10 June 2009

Great picture !!

preeder () posted at 10:45AM Wed, 10 June 2009

great work.

Quest () posted at 10:55AM Wed, 10 June 2009

Great mysterious atmpsphere! Another great piece.

grafikeer () posted at 10:55AM Wed, 10 June 2009

Excellent image,great POV and nicely framed within the cave opening.Excellent modelling and lighting!Can't wait to see the "new you".

angelbearzs () posted at 10:57AM Wed, 10 June 2009

that is pretty:)

Fidelity2 () posted at 11:08AM Wed, 10 June 2009

Very well done. 5+.

delbeke () posted at 11:17AM Wed, 10 June 2009

Fantastic Bryce work! Absolutely marvelous!

Eugenius () posted at 11:19AM Wed, 10 June 2009

WOW!!! Awesome science fiction scene! Very nicely done!

johnyf () posted at 11:31AM Wed, 10 June 2009

Great job! I like the lighting technique you used, at least I think I know how you achieved it,lol, worth knowing!

NoobasaurUS () posted at 11:35AM Wed, 10 June 2009

A magnificent science fiction scene!!!! Masterful boolean operations and also lighting!!!!!! Wonderful dynamic sense of motion and emotion!!!!!!! Love the colors and the incredible amount of depth and detail!! Wonderful perspective and dof!!!! You always do outstanding work!!! Can't wait to see what you have in store!!!!!!

TheBryster () posted at 11:39AM Wed, 10 June 2009

(Steals Joe's wacom and warms up a comfy chair)

texboy () posted at 11:59AM Wed, 10 June 2009

I love the way you frame these masterpieces, bud! another winner!!

FCLittle () posted at 12:02PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Easile one of your best pieces....It all has a sense of moving into the distance which is very fitting, given the title and the fact that, as you said, you're moving on....

ThomasMacCallum () posted at 12:07PM Wed, 10 June 2009

an exqusite piece - looking forward to see what you comee up with

geirla () posted at 12:15PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Another great work! Look forward to more, no matter what gallery.

AeroJett () posted at 12:16PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Excellent image, definitely has a 'branching out' feel to it! Though it is a bit of a shame you won't be doing a much pure Bryce work; I used a couple of your latest tutorials for help on my last post.

tricksta () posted at 12:31PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Stunning perspective Joe :D You get that from cleaning windows or have you moved on to higher ground? :S Had a wacom A5 for ages but just too dam small to do anything so just got myself a A3 off ebay but still saving up to buy the pen lol.... so looks like you and me both will be moving on to new horizons mate :D

MarkHirst () posted at 12:35PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Another beautiful and tantalising picture. I am looking forward to seeing your digital brushwork!

GiveMe () posted at 12:38PM Wed, 10 June 2009

This is one of your best.

Turin_Returns () posted at 12:41PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Absolutely stunning. Are the clouds a photo, or are they generated in the program? The way they curl about the distance really 'makes' the image, as it is a good contrast to the straight lines of the buildings. Setting the POV on a slant was also a good idea, as it gives the viewer a sense of flying into the presented landscape. More please!

kjer_99 () posted at 1:13PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Well it's a darned fine departure from Bryce! Will still look forward to whatever you do or use.

Lown () posted at 1:25PM Wed, 10 June 2009

Excellent pov and colours, just huge scale!! Good to hear your moving in a "matte-painting" direction, you definately have the vision and creativity. Eagerly waiting with baited breath........