The Winds of Triton by KunstMeister

Bryce • Sea/Undersea • posted on Mar 22, 2013

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THE WINDS OF TRITON by Dieter Carlton, a poem for which the artist wrote as follows ... "We leave at dusk, the sky is red No storms tonight," the captain said Our bows would cut the waves all night And on through dawn, no clouds in sight Behind us, what we left ashore The bitter trials of useless war The memory of comrades lost Waning silent upon the cost Alas the shores of home we see But not the same we'll ever be Would that wars be soon forgotten Cast against THE WINDS OF TRITON This work was produced using Maya, DAZ Studio and Bryce. It is not a photograph, there are no photographs embedded within the image nor were any photographs used in creating it. It is also NOT a screen shot nor was it derived from any other sources such as video games or studio animations. It is an original work created exclusively in a virtual space on a personal computer (like forming a clay sculpture or building a studio set in one's backyard or garage). Each such work takes 30 to 50 hours to complete.