Bryce Spring Forest by jrcejaspulido

Bryce • Landscape • posted on Apr 16, 2009

Open full image in new tab Zoom on image

Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.

Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Description

Bryce 6.1 - No postwork. This is an attempt to make a forest using only bryce trees. They are 38 bryce trees in the scene. I used the Flak's tutorial to hide the roots and grouped two o three trees to make one. As ground cover, they are 4 bushes made with Arbaro and 3 bryce preset foliage. The Ivy to the left was made with IvyGenerator. All textures by me except the bark texture wich is a great one by AgensthSmith.

Comments (46)

)

qrud

5:38PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

lovely place, great result of this dream forest.

)

Rainastorm

5:57PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Very serene and lovely place...I love the reflection in the water...beautiful post!

)

CaptainNeatoman

5:58PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Great work. And lots of it, apparently

)

kftate Online Now!

6:18PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Beautiful and very peaceful looking scene! Excellent.

)

Thandaluz

6:20PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Bautiful reflection! Lovely place...

)

photostar

6:30PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Well, I'm certainly ready to wander thru your Spring forest. It is very well done and convincing. Really nice work.

)

morghana

6:55PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Un lugar realmente bello, Juani! Magnífico trabajo!!!

)

kjer_99

7:31PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

A fine forest to wander within. Well done!

)

JoAJ

7:58PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

That's lovely, just the sort of image I love. I'd be interested to know what you used for the bluey/purplish flower hanging down from the tree, it looks very good and reminds me of jacaranda flowers or perhaps wisteria. I'd also be interested to know how long this image took to render and how Bryce handled that many trees?