Across The Rocky Barrens by grafikeer
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Description
Bryce7Pro/Photoshop
A new vehicle model created entirely in Bryce7Pro using various primitive shapes.Textures are modified presets,vehicle lettering is a terrain created using a Photoshop document as a height map in the TE.the ground terrain is textured in a Seriously Real Material from Daz,with displacement added for extra bump detail.All foreground rocks are custom terrains,rocks on background slope are a modified terrain(textures are another Seriously Real texture).Dust cloud is a sphere rendered in a modified dust volumetric.Sky.light and atmo are all custom...clouds tweaked in DTE and sky used as IBL(with sun enabled).Rendered in Premium with soft shadows selected.Postwork in Photoshop included a levels and saturation boost,additional dust,flying rocks and debris,signature and resizing.Thanks for viewing and any comments you wish to leave!
Comments (13)
preeder
NICE. Very, very nice. Its big, its blocky, its does the job.
rj001
nice work
jclP
nice work
thecytron
Xcellent render!
peedy
Excellent model and image. Corrie
KnightWolverine
One Hell of a Model You Designed Here!.... Excellent!!!
NefariousDrO
Very nice, you do the coolest vehicles!
DAM3D
Great models!!! :D
SIGMAWORLD
Excellent modeling and presentation. Well done!
geirla
Cool models and scene!
artgum
Very nice realism- the tires are even picking up some dust. Nice POV for this.
gmvgmvgmv
Bryce is still the way to go in certain modeling circumstances. Nicely done!
kjer_99
The one thing I really miss about Bryce is the modeling. I found it quite easy to use that way. Vue seems harder for me to do much modeling. The fault is in my own ability; not Vue's, I'm sure. I always enjoy your models.