Low Tide Still-life by grafikeer

Bryce • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jun 04, 2008

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Description

A further exploration of the possibilities using the terrain editor.The muddy shoreline is a custom terrain,duplicated and the water painted in at a higher elevation.The land was removed,leaving the water area,which I moulded with the brush set to elevation and repeatedly carved and built up to create the ripples.The original terrain was duplicated again,added to and rendered in a vegetation setting.The seaweed are lattice terrains,hand-drawn.The remnant of fishing net is also a hand-drawn lattice.The shells are by Stephen Ray from Daz3d.Thanks for viewing and all your previous comments.

Comments (24)

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Agun

1:31PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Interesting work here. I can see that a lot of though went into the details.

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nazul

1:33PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Interesting ... i like it..lots of things going on in there in the details 5++

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charpix

1:37PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Wonderful render!

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e-brink

2:01PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Nice work. Great lighting to bring out the mood! Always great to see some experimentation that works. Well done.

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faroutsider

2:05PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Great work Neil. Fascinating experiment.

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photostar

2:21PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Very creative use of tools, Neil. Excellent effects.

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Pippin_Mariane

2:33PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

This is very interesting indeed, looks a little scary to me - have the feeling of being trapped somehow ^¿^ Superb job and render

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lordgoron

3:26PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Very good artwork, the macroview and the lighting is perfect.

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KarmaSong

3:37PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Excellent composition with impressive mats and terrain textures and above all a wonderful lighting.

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Rutra

7:06PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Wow, impressive work. You have a great ability to do a lot of things from scarce resources. The materials are just great here and your modelling is spot on. Great job.

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NefariousDrO

7:16PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

That's really nice work. I've never been able to get good flowing water in Bryce, and you've got it looking fantastic!

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geirla

7:56PM | Wed, 04 June 2008

Excellent lattice work! Thew scene looks great. Thanks for the explanation.

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ledwolorz

2:31AM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Fantastic composition and lighting.Amazing work.

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lensmusic

5:03AM | Thu, 05 June 2008

interesting work.

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dbrv6

10:13AM | Thu, 05 June 2008

wonderfully crafted and brought together

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jrcejaspulido

1:30PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Great work.

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debz

3:54PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Fabulous image Neil! Super textures and lighting!

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Tanglimara

4:35AM | Fri, 06 June 2008

Great work Neil, you've obviously put a lot of effort into this one. Great to see you experimenting. Tony.

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melevos

2:04AM | Sat, 07 June 2008

Excellent!!!!!

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rhom

8:40PM | Sat, 07 June 2008

Fine imagery-I'm from NW.Washington-Used to wander the tide pools as a kid-brings back memories.

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Korsheth

10:39PM | Tue, 10 June 2008

Wow Neil... That rock in the foreground! Friggen incredible!! Looks real!!! The water and seaweed! Looks great, very impressive! The blue ball... really... Not doing it for me man... I think its too shiny! Not sure, seems out of place! Still looks ok I guess. Over all, great render! Jake

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grafikeer

11:50PM | Tue, 10 June 2008

Thanks for the comments Jake...the blue ball is actually a glass weight used by fishing trawlers to keep their nets afloat...tried to cut back on shiny-ness,but you can only do so much before it doesn't look like glass!Great to hear from you!

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