A Distant Memory by psycho tileman

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Apr 02, 2003

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Comments (6)

stairway2000

2:42AM | Wed, 02 April 2003

Nice pic. Where did you get the tree?

Charmz

6:36AM | Wed, 02 April 2003

I just wanna say other than the bryce textures and mountain configuration (no fault of yours)... I love this piece. You have done some great work here!

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Doublecrash

7:32AM | Wed, 02 April 2003

Great indeed. The figure is very well set and I love the wind in her hair. Thumbs up! __ Honestly, I would've ranked it excellent, but IMO the grass color is way too bright and divert the attention from the beautiful landscape.

judyk

12:35PM | Wed, 02 April 2003

I think this is an excellent concept and image and it very much deserves some extra work and a repost. Find some more attractive grass textures, lose the b3d plant and arrange your little tussocks of grass a bit more naturally - on rocks plants tend to bunch together here & there where there's soil, and not spread out evenly. Try 3dplants.com and/or if this is B5 use some shrunken trees for variety in your plants as you seem to have done on the cliff face. The distant peak at top left would look better upright, as rock formations are shaped by water/gravity and normally align on the vertical. If you need help with textures post a question in the forum - everyone is very helpful. Apologies for this huge comment, and please don't think I don't like the image - I like it so much that I think its worth rambling on to encourage you to keep working on it. With a few improvements it could go straight into the hot 20.

alvinylaya

1:10PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

A breathtaking scene! I love the composition here! The distant snowy mountain is perfect. For the suggestions above, I think postwork would solve most issues mentioned. A great job nonetheless.

TAMMYSMARTASS

7:04AM | Mon, 13 March 2006

HEY BRO, SHE LOOKS LIKE...YOU KNOW...WHO....IS SHE THE DISTANT MEMORY? I DON'T ? I SEE A LOT OF COLD ICY MOUNTAINS BUT I DON'T GET WHAT SHE'S REMEBERING DISTANTLY....FOCUS