Dust by artgum

Bryce • Gothic • posted on Jan 04, 2011

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Description

This came about as an exercise in working up a scene entirely on my Mac G5. I wanted to dig a little deeper into the materials editor in Bryce as well. The skeleton is a lo-res from Poser 5, with custom bone and dust materials. The building ruins and sword are from Baumgarten, the Greek helmet is my own model, the wooden platform is made from Bryce primitives in custom photo textures. IBL lighting was used, with a custom sky. The vest is the P4 man's vest stripped down in Studio Max; I then created a custom transparency map in UV Mapper to provide the rips and tears. The hair was done with Photoshop brushes. I hope everyone has gotten their year off to a good start. Thanks for your views and comments.

Comments (16)

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peedy

12:05AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

Fantatic image and lighting. Corrie

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melevos

12:24AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

Excellent render!!

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CorporateArts

2:50AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

Interesting work. I wish you a successfull and happy new year!

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faroutsider

4:17AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

Outstanding Bryce work. I love the bit of hair blowing in the breeze.

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aLDOS

5:06AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

Amazing work: bravo + bravo! Love the hair!

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VEDES

5:44AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

EXTREMELY HIGH ART CREATION.!!BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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SIGMAWORLD

9:29AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

COOL!

KnightWolverine

9:31AM | Wed, 05 January 2011

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carlx

3:45PM | Wed, 05 January 2011

Fantastic concept, composition and render!!!

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choronr

7:52PM | Wed, 05 January 2011

An interesting piece of Gothic work by you. That model would work in a number of themes; but, I think you nailed it best here ...great piece of creativity Paul!

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gmvgmvgmv

3:20PM | Thu, 06 January 2011

Interesting scene; love the hair post work!

jdehaven

11:16AM | Fri, 07 January 2011

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust eh! Very cool collaboration of many packages and software applications- a wonderful result both technically and artistically!

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