Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=525281

wowzer! Thanks Catlin, that was well worth checking out. Best; Dan

Rochr does incredible works all the time, but he always manages to be even better with every new picture. :) J.

Yup, I agree with you. I normally think historical not future, but this is a terrific image.

Damn....nice!

Absolutely spectacular as usual. Rochrs work is just awesome and is a great inspiration. Thanks for pointing us there Catlin.

Yeah, I have just about all Rohr's stuff. I was going through the galleries of some of my favorites and noticed that both Hobbit and Rohr and a few others never post wips, their work is awesome, and sometimes I wonder how things sre done, but never having a wip in the forum makes it hard to see the thought and mechanics process... just one of those weird thoughts that travel through my head on occaision.......

Ive often planned to do some more "making of" images and post them on my webpage, but never seem to get the thumbs out... Still, if theres anything you want to ask, im just an IM away. :)

This one here, is how the render looked before postwork.
As you see, there are obvious flaws here. Stuff going through walls, texture on the walkway looks odd, etc. Used a photographic sky on a mask and drew most of the background city with a Wacom.

It's very cool to see the raw Bryce render. I've often wondered what your work looks like in this form. Thanks for posting :-) Doug

Looks great even before the post......:)

i like the raw render in its own right too. maybe you can post more raws? plz :)

Just don't ask to see the wireframe, the one for sunrays, I'm in awe as to how he keeps it all straight....;)

LOL, Flaws? Nah! Serious though, I'm sure we all know every square inch of our own compositions and where the small items that will vanish after postwork. My personal curiosity and level of awe is in the massive detail mixed with the construction of a scene. Thanks for posting this. Truly inspiring.

"Stuff going through walls", where? 8) Don't care what you say about flaws Rudy 'cos when it comes to your finished pieces they are always mindblowingly stunning. 8) Catlin

I'd give my left nut to see more of these....just kidding, I mean my right nut ;-)

you know, i don't know, i think my right nut is more important, but then again i've always been fond of the left one... Rochr...simply amazing, it should be cover art for some great sci-fi book or something...When I saw it I thought of the Dune series. It looks like it could be on the Harkonnen world, Giedi Prime. Amazin.

Are you a tree Doug? hehehehe 8D

LOL Catlin...yes, a tree with two nuts and a pinecone ;-0)

I'm tempted.....sorely tempted........... Great work here from Rochr, maybe HE should publish a book?

Or a DVD of all his work.......... HINT

The patience that you have to have to do something like this...

ROFLMAO! You guys are just too much! All of sudden we've gone from in depth Bryce work and post work to squirreling! Never a dull moment around here. Thanks for that post Rochr does serve to demonstrate the works progression.

Guess i can post some WIPs in here in the future... :)

I look forward to each new Rochr pic like I savor a new Star Wars, or Matrix movie, or better suiting you Rudi, perhaps a remake of or sequel to Blade Runner.

Rudy, whenever you want a screensaver made of all your stuff let me know, I'd love to put one together...

Rudy, another great image, how long do you spend on each image, do you render larger then you post here? I often feel that post work is harder on a smaller render.....

You were talking about making poster Rudy but have you ever considered publishing a book? I think the standard and quality of your artwork would make it very sellable and I for one would definately buy it. Then I could say to friends" have you seen this amazing book, that's my friend Rochr", lol 8), but giggles aside I really do think you should give it a thought. 8) Catlin

Well, this scene took more time than usual, even though ive used some old models with the new ones. About a week to build and render, and another two days for the drawing and postwork. Usually images take about 2-4 days. I knew i was going to draw the background, so i rendered it in 2000x1100. Almost to small for some of the drawings though. Havent thought about a book, but who knows. Perhaps in the future. I admit, it would be really cool. :) Zhann, thanx for the offer man. :)

Amazing render! I've added you to my fav artist list :) I always thought I already did that, but it seems I never did untill now. I think a book is a really good idea. I think it'd be supercool! I'd defenitely buy a copy of it.