Brave by choppski76

Mixed Medium • Historical • posted on Jul 14, 2011

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I realize this may not be the world's best render,but I am very pleased with it. For years, I wanted to do a render in Bryce with a figure imported from Daz studio. My old computer was too weak to do that. Now I was able to. If I had had more patience, I might have been able to use more sophisticated, and time consuming, render settings, or hdri lighting. But I thought this came out ok.

Comments (4)

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vapo

8:11PM | Thu, 14 July 2011

It's such a nice scene! I wonder if you'll ever need any help from me... :) I will send you a mail tomorrow. Vashek

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bulldozeross

8:25PM | Thu, 14 July 2011

I was going to ask you what setpiece the scenery was from, but I guess you did that in Bryce ;) . Very nicely done! I'm a slave to Carrara, but once my graphics card is upgraded (the new one should be here tomorrow :) ), I may give Bryce another shot. I always loved the simplicity of creating wonderful landscapes, and now I have many, many great pieces of 3D architecture that I just know would be fantastic tucked into one of those landscapes. Carrara can do it, but I find the landscape tools there a bit convoluted.... Bryce was always so much simpler when it came to creating and texturing terrains, and the random sky generator turned out wonderful surprises all the time. Anyway, keep it up! I want to see more!

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Radar_rad-dude

8:26PM | Thu, 14 July 2011

This turned out beautifully, Choppski! You are off to an excellent start with this render! I see the master of Bryce artwork has already commented and has offered his assistance to you! You would be well advised to use his experience and knowledge, I think! Looking forward to seeing where you go with this (to you) new medium! Render on!!!!!

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