Warning Marker by grafikeer
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Description
Bryce7Pro/Photoshop/Photoscape3.5
Scene set up and rendered in Bryce7Pro.Four terrains rendered in various ProMaterials by David Brinnen create the landscape.Warning marker is my own Bryce creation,composed of various primitive shapes by Rashad Carter and a lattice(positive) combined with a terrain(negative) to make the tattered banner.The banner is linked to the pole,and can be rotated to create the effect of blowing in the wind or hanging dormant.Banner texture is a modified terrain material,skull and wing motif is my own ink drawing converted to a brush and applied and distorted.All pole textures are Bryce preset materials.Sky,light and atmo are custom...sky used as IBL with sun enabled.Rendered in Premium with True Ambiance and TA Legacy Mode selected.
Postwork in Photoshop included a levels adjustment,vultures and signature.In Photoscape various filter effects and frame were added,then back to Photoshop to re-size.Thanks for viewing and any comments!
Comments (12)
BecSchm
Beautifully done!
huegli
Very nice stark terrain. The Warning marker clearly says to wander here at your own risk
teecee2107
Very evocative and strong image. The terrain is fantastic.
geirla
Oh wow, that's really good. great terrain, great scene.
odile
The lonely banner gives so much strength to the picture!
spiritmind
very nice, well done:)
KnightWolverine
One would not enter here that's for sure...Excellent Scene and Depiction!
kjer_99
I like the POV and the slightly muted colors. One definitely gets the impression of a harsh land and of eminent danger.
SIGMAWORLD
Interesting scene. Well done!
saphira1998
very great
jdstrider
It has all been said, but a great feeling of foreboding about that place. Not somewhere I would want to visit. Nicely done.
Forgottenangel
Excellent work