Dead Marshes by Riquelme8

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Oct 31, 2006

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Description

The fetid swamplands that lay between the Emyn Muil and the northern marches of Mordor, the site at the end of the Second Age of many deaths during the War of the Last Alliance, and still said to be haunted at the end of Third Age, three thousand years later. Aaaaargh! I almost lost my nerves with this pic... damn Bryce crashed almost every fifteen minutes for some reason. And thats when using spray render... is it some kind of button of doom:) This was like a very long and painful birth... Well it doesn't satisfie me... it seems to be too empty? I just gave up. The first part of this series is waiting the creepy contest if it's ever in uploading state? Everything else is by me except the deadtree free object found somewhere. Thanks for looking and your comments!

Comments (9)

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akulla

9:02AM | Tue, 31 October 2006

Very goulish and scary, colors and overall look bring out the dead for sure. Nice job.

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petemohr

1:11PM | Tue, 31 October 2006

i like here the scary mood and the overall coloring of the scene! excellent work! :)

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mac4gman

3:38PM | Tue, 31 October 2006

Which version of Bryce and what system hardware...? Bryce 6 seems more stable and nimble to me than B5 or B5.5 - if your 'puter can run it you might want to give it a try...? Wanna see more of your Middle Earth series for sure - nice stuff!

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IO4

1:13PM | Wed, 01 November 2006

It's a great composition - not empty at all. Love the trees and the colour works great:) Bryce 6 is definately more stable.

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mamabobbijo

1:23PM | Wed, 01 November 2006

It is perfect for what it is. Unless some one's traveling through on a quest they don't see much life here. They are supposed to be empty and desolate. Well done. BJ

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