Labryinth of the Ancients by grafikeer

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Mar 15, 2008

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Description

Another in my ancient ruins series,this time an ancient water labryinth in a kingdom similar to the Mayan. The walls and jaguar decorations were first created in photoshop,imported into the terrain editor and rendered in a medieval wall photo from cgtextures.com.The moth is a renderosity freebee I've had saved for a long time,and the sky and distant hill material are customized bryce presets.Thanks for viewing and previous comments!

Comments (7)

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geirla

5:38PM | Sat, 15 March 2008

Cool! Might want to see if you can give the jaguar cut-outs a little more rounding, so they look less like puzzle pieces, though. And if you really get ambitious, maybe individualize the decay on each one.

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photostar

5:44PM | Sat, 15 March 2008

Very well done detailing, Neil. I especially like the thick ATMOS and shadows on this one.

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grafikeer

5:48PM | Sat, 15 March 2008

Thanks for the comments geirla! I was going for a sense of these being made out of the same bricks as wall,thus a squarer shape,and I have done some decay work on some of the heads,but now I think I should make these differences a little more obvious...thanks again for your input,much appreciated!

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Thandaluz

5:52PM | Sat, 15 March 2008

Certainly an image that would represent our dear Bryce very well. Very well elaborated. Congratulations.

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Tanglimara

6:06PM | Sat, 15 March 2008

Neil, this is excellent, very different from your usual sci-fi renders so it's good to see you trying something distant. Great modelling of the jaguar decorations and I like the haze towards the end of the passge. Excellent shadowplay on the walls and I like the addition of the btterfly, this is a fav for sure. Tony :-)

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