Octopus' Garden II by Seaview123

Vue • Sea/Undersea • posted on Jul 11, 2009

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Hello everyone, hope you're enjoying your weekend so far! This is another view of the characters from my last picture, just rearranged and with a different shade of lights. I still think it's a little dark, but hopefully you can see the details in the larger view. This is actually the first picture, but I was having trouble with my 'ecosystem', which is how Vue allows you to put lots and lots of plants/animals/objects into scenes. My poor computer finally said 'enough' and stopped playing. It did allow me to render this picture, though, and even though we don't have the thousands of extra fish in the scene, I still though it was good enough to show you. Thank you all very much for all the comments on my recent posts, Tom Seaview123 Credits: Dena character for V4 by Godin

Comments (57)

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densa

10:25AM | Sun, 12 July 2009

fantastic underwater scene

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timtripp

10:36AM | Sun, 12 July 2009

FANTASTIC!

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dphoadley

11:17AM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Reminds me of the Kurt Douglas scene in the Walt Disney movie. DO keep up the good work. DPH

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artistheat

12:19PM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Terrific Pic:)

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pspworkshop

2:24PM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Excellent work !

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Inezza

3:34PM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Excellent work!

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Crudelitas

3:37PM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Really full of action! Wonderful work!

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Star4mation

4:25PM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Another ace scene Tom! Hope she manages to break free of the octopus grip!!!

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Simone83

4:44PM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Very well done!

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brewgirlca

4:46PM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Really great work, so intricate! this speaks for a man who knows the sea, although I know there are no windows on subs except those of Jules Verne. wonderful perspective and the lighting seems to work for me.

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