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Silent Running

Made with Bryce

This is my newest. I really like the results from Bryce 6. The screen is easier to see! I hope you give feed back. This pic I used all of my own lighting. That is probably the hardest part. This pic is supposed to be a manmade/natural city with a hovering space station. I used rock, water, steel, wood and the city map. I hope you like it.

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archclanArchived

Great wow i like this its really cool you thought of that :D

davidbrinnenArchived

My two pennorth of advice would be to spend some time once the scene is completed trying out a range of different skies and see what they can do. I have often found this to be a source of inspiration for taking an image forwards from a point where I'd previously decided it was done. Keep up the good work!

tina gazconArchived

Thankyou! Thanks for saying hi! I missed all of you while my computer was on leave. I hope to get going again. In fact I am starting on another scene tonight.

rashadcarter1Archived

Nice work on the lighting and the materials. There is definetly a feel of sci-fi. Good to see from you again.

tina gazconArchived

Thankyou Thankyou for your input. They all really mean alot. I try to improve as I go. I am also trying to branch out into different types of art.

HoroArchived

Extraordinary. It could go as something abstract and then sky and ground would not need to be worked over. Since it should depict something real/SiFi, you ought focus on what spektyr said.

tina gazconArchived

Thankyou Thanx for your advise. I am learning as I go. It's been almost a year since I have worked on my Bryce. Computer problems!! It looks like I will be keeping busy playing catch-up.

spektyrArchived

KEWL! I like this one a lot. It's very imaginative, a good mixture of abstract and futurisic. I only have 2 suggestions. First, push the bump on the ground plane all the way up to give it a pronounced 3D look. Second, try a volumetric cloud plane instead of the 2D one in this image. These are just enhancements that that will give the scene a higher level of dimension, a stronger 3D Feel. I have to give you a 3/5 for that Sky City. That's a nice concept. :-)