The Survivor by hobbit

Mixed Medium • Sea/Undersea • posted on Jan 16, 2007

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Description

A bit of bryce and alot of photoshop,, thanks for viewing.

Comments (105)

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Renderholic

11:16PM | Tue, 16 January 2007

Awesome render!!!

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Vile

11:28PM | Tue, 16 January 2007

Great series if that is what it is, sort of a Robinson Crusoe... Of course you could always give it a fantasy twist.

nexus4

11:51PM | Tue, 16 January 2007

Tres beau travail Bravo

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Krid

12:15AM | Wed, 17 January 2007

perfect dramatic scene with excellent postwork

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Anruth

12:22AM | Wed, 17 January 2007

Wow. This is great. Shows your mastery of the programs.

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1:25AM | Wed, 17 January 2007

wow!!!!!!!! i want this printed on canvas and hung on my wall. it's outstanding. thank you for sharing.

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Styxx

6:57AM | Wed, 17 January 2007

This is byond magnificent! A masterpiece in all respects.... Bravo!

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rohi

9:05AM | Wed, 17 January 2007

Hi - this is one of your best - I love it !!!!!!

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herbsound

9:41AM | Wed, 17 January 2007

Excellent picture>>>Great work.

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lemonjim

10:04AM | Wed, 17 January 2007

so much fun to see - great brushwork

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kjer_99

8:08PM | Wed, 17 January 2007

And a wonderful result.

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bost

9:12PM | Wed, 17 January 2007

I agree somewhat with FitArtistSF & Aldaron about the ship needing to show some damage and I would suggest adding some rocks into the water to explain why there were no other survivors. I think that the rigging would be the first to distress, it seems odd to see it intact. Perhaps the ship may have remained intact if there was a plague onboard and she was scuttled, but we should be seeing the appropriate flag flying to warn other seamen. I do like your brushwork on the sand and the sailor's hair, it appears a bit different than your usual touch. It gives the picture a nice texture, rather like an engraving rather than an oil.

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Osipenkov

10:43PM | Wed, 17 January 2007

Superb!!! Bravo!!!

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morghana

4:26AM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Impressive your art!. Superb scene and wonderful colors. Fantastic!!!

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bobbystahr

10:17AM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Man o Man am I ever glad I added you to my fave list..... This is one of the most stunning Bryce/Photoshop pieces I have seen to date...Excellent work with both apps matey [tip o the hat to the nautical theme]

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Eugenius

11:10AM | Thu, 18 January 2007

This work is incredible!!! The POV looking from the survivor and the sinking ship in the back in aawesome!!! A+!!!

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dragonmuse

6:48PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Very nicely done.

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lwperkins

7:22PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

I love being able to see how you made little strokes build up into the shapes of the beach, the foam and the survivor--it's a little bit like magic!

BtB

7:08AM | Fri, 19 January 2007

Consider yourself favourited.

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ShadowDN1

1:54AM | Sat, 20 January 2007

also,wenn das nicht genial ist,dann weiss ich auch nicht.

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orion2999

3:04PM | Sat, 20 January 2007

Excellent work !.........

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Douglas442

3:31PM | Sat, 20 January 2007

Masterful, as always!!! ...and no doubt that ship has ( or had? ) the name "Black Rock" inscribed on it's bow... and that poor fellow is now truly... Lost!

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lior

4:45PM | Sat, 20 January 2007

Breath Taking Image!

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Saku

5:30AM | Sun, 21 January 2007

one word: Stunning! 5*

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ariz

10:52AM | Sun, 21 January 2007

In this case, the expression, "A picture says a thousand word," has to be up graded to "A picture tells a thousand stories." The Clouds blended with the water and rocky inlet by itself, beg to tell it's story. Details are so very realistic, so true. This goes into my WIHD folder [wish I had done] Excellent in all aspects.

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