Gas Giant Rising by sazzart
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Description
Bryce design & settings
5 to go.
Thanks for viewing.
Semper Fi
~SAZ~
Comments (17)
Kaartijer
Pretty good job! Congrats!
M2A
It is good. I like the planet idea and the colors.
Faemike55
Very nicely done! could be the cover of a SF novel
skiwillgee
Foreground terrain and mats are great. What are you using to generate the terrain mesh?
sazzart
@ skilwillgee: What I always use IN Bryce! I couldn't help noticing no one had a response to my POV in the current Bryce FYI Forum
Fidelity2
Very well done.
myquad
Incredible image, Sweetie! I can barely keep up with my comments. I rarely hit the forums.
dashboard_jehovah
Cool image...this countdown...something to do with the number 777 ??? Gonna google 777 and see what happens.
Richardphotos
the energy emitting from your art makes it's self known.superb work
Thelby
Nice mats and Super Cool Planet!!!
ledwolorz
Beautiful planet and colors.Wonderful work.
zmarek
I agree with Aleks. TJIS ONE is beautiful cosmic image. Super work.
FELIPEART
PERFECT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!VERY NICE !!!!!!!!!!
jocko500
real cool looking
e-brink
Excellent image!!!
AeroJett
I love the terrain, but I can see where the rings cut into the terrain and ruins any sense of depth or scale. Easy solution would be to move the planet back, though the best solution (mainly to keep the planet and rings the same size) may be to render the planet and terrain separately and then Photoshop them together.
BryceHoro
The terrain is excellent and the material gives it a "wet" look. The gas giant looks good and the ring is excellent. I'm not convinced that the second ring - a copy of the first - was a good idea. I don't think physics allow such a setup. From an artistic point of view, there's nothing wrong about it, though.