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Rising Storm

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Rising Storm

Made with Bryce

Bryce 7.1 Pro This is somthing i started about a year ago but could never seem to get finished,Post work was done with the PLE version of a program called Twisted Brush, witch is basicaly a poor man's Corel painter, lots of cool stuff in it, The vegation was slightly belnded by hand to give it a washed out look as well as the spray from the waves witch was hand drawn.

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STKyddArchived

Thank you Horo I tried endlesly to do this without post work, but i could never get the spray to look correct, it always seemed to look like mist or clouds or was just plain wrong.

HoroArchived

Well, the final result counts and this is a very good picture. I'm myself more of a Bryce puritan and try to finish things without post production. Again, the result counts and not the means how it was arrived at.

slepalexArchived

Yes, I understand, Stephen. Sea Foam is a difficult task in 3D, even for advanced users.

STKyddArchived

Thank you Rashad Thank you Waleed Alex Thank you, no photoshop was used, thats Victoria from Daz 3D, Everything was rendered in Bryce, i used Twisted brush to lightly blend the textures on the trees and then drew by hand the spray from the waves, nothing else was touched, I think to me it was a matter of completing the picture, i do not have the skills that you and others here posess so i have come to the conclusion that somtimes i will have to use other programs to complete my renders, I have noticed that no one program can do everything and that many artists use multible programs to complete thier art. Thanks again

slepalexArchived

Well turned out, though I'm not a supporter of Photoshop ...

rashadcarter1Archived

Wow. This image has a lot of character and I find myself staring at it a lot. This piece has a spellbinding way about it. Bravo!!!