Nessie in love on a strange world. by nickcarter

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Apr 27, 2015

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Description

Freely inspired by the mythical Loch Ness monster. (rendered in Bryce for 12 hours- DOF in Photoshop)

Comments (12)

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Cyve

9:14AM | Mon, 27 April 2015

Marvelous creation and composition my friend... Wonderfully done once again !

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peedy

9:28AM | Mon, 27 April 2015

Aw, how sweet. :-) Beautiful image and atmo. Corrie

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migkle

9:40AM | Mon, 27 April 2015

a very beautiful scene , well done

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QuietRiot

9:57AM | Mon, 27 April 2015

Love is in the air...um...in the water? LOL Fantastic scene!

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miwi

12:54PM | Mon, 27 April 2015

Klasse image,like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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starship64 Online Now!

1:16AM | Tue, 28 April 2015

Fantastic work! Very nicely done.

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BryceHoro

2:30PM | Tue, 28 April 2015

Very cool idea and very nicely done.

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anahata.c

9:50AM | Thu, 30 April 2015

A real delight. It's a strange exotic world, and the two Loch Nessies are wonderful, rubbing noses in the midst of this strange fog-filled landscape. It's like they popped their head up one day, and discovered they were on a different planet. The world behind them is fascinating: Those strange fabulous towers and 'castles', with spires and domes. The "sugar-loaf" mountains (rounded at the top). All that mist and fog. A big creature on the left---it could be a ship, or it could be a big mythical sea-beast. And a huge sun or moon on the right, with mythical birds and palm trees underneath. Wonderfully imaginative, and the ness-lovers are the perfect 'touch' to it all. Wonderfully done! (And re a 12 hour render: I can't even imagine that. I've never worked in 3D, and I can say for a fact that none of my physical paintings ever "rendered" when I was out of the room, lol. I wish they had, but they didn't. I guess all of you who work in 3D just develop patience. Then, when the render is over, you go "back to the drawing board," and work on the image more...)

nickcarter

5:04PM | Thu, 30 April 2015

Thanks anahata, unfortunately the 12 hours of rendering are due above all to comfortable with my PC which has now more than 8 years, but for my fun is still an excellent job mate!

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nickcarter

5:00PM | Thu, 30 April 2015

Grazie a tutti per aver visionato il mio lavoro e per i vostri graditi commenti. Je vous remercie tous pour avoir vu mon travail et vos commentaires bienvenus. Thank you all for having seen my work and your welcome comments. Vielen Dank für meine Arbeit und Anregungen willkommen gesehen zu haben.

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