Ruins Of Somewhere Forgotten by MortemVetus
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
This wasn't really an image as such, I was setting up locations for an animation I'm playing with on weekends, and I just liked how this looked. And it seemed like a good chance to shout about Dante78's stuff. Tracey and I are both firm fans, and we're very much impressed. He's putting out excellent stuff and his packs are so full it's unbelievable, especially at the fantastic prices. We shall be adding lots and lots more to our growing Dante library. These will be featuring heavily in images and animations from us. And with the way they're presented, as Prop groups, if you take the time to zero and re-save the individual props, you can end up with not only the complete grouped setup, you can get dozens of very usable props to mix and match with each set. So if you're looking for authentic looking medieval stuff, we would highly recommend Dante. You won't be disappointed.
Comments (10)
miwi
tykey
Andrew, that's amazing! It has such a strong haunting feel to it. And I have tons of Dante's stuff. You're right, his stuff looks awesome and very realistic.
DukeNukem2005
This is a wonderful image!
Saphirewild43
WOW what an amazing image so life like it is not funny, so spooky at the same time. You can almost feel the monsters behind you while looking at the abandoned buildings.
glaseye
Ah, Velen in the spring (The Witcher 3).... Yep, got quite some stuff from Dante78 as well, like that (and this image) alot.
mazzam
Wonderful work and atmosphere,
Crudelitas
Great done, Andrew. I like Dantes work very well too.
nickcarter
Great Poser Job!!!
rajib
Nice desolate feel to it.
Dante78
Wow !! Another great job man !! I can't imagine how hard is it to have a such render in Poser ! Very well done !