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Bryce (none) posted on Oct 29, 2002
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The second of two fantasy-inspired illustrations. It's the first time I've tried building a cave, used lattices and boolean operations. It turned out looking more like a tree-cave, so I textured it accordingly ;o) Bryce 5, character from Poser 4. Props from the freestuff area, hair by Kozaburo - thanks! Postwork in Photoshop: Some touch-up and colour/levels adjustment. Thanks for viewing, comments welcome.

Comments (2)


Enforcer

4:19PM | Tue, 29 October 2002

Very nice job. I like the perspective and the fir trees in the background are a fantastic touch.

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bigbraader

4:54PM | Tue, 29 October 2002

Thanks for your comment! About the fir-trees (also having recieved comments on the other image, "Dragon, take care"): For those of you who don't know the trick, it's made with a "stacked" terrain. You duplicate the terrain where you want your "firs" to grow. Then you edit this terrain in the terrain-editor. Choose a resolution of 512 or higher. And now, you choose "spikes", and paintmode "paint effect". In this way you can (approximately) paint where you want your "trees" to grow. Lower the duplicate terrain slightly, so only the spikes will show. Then use one of the "foliage" textures, perhaps with some adjustment. That's how I did it.


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