Paradise Reef by nuski
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Description
No imports. . . . coral- B5 trees w/self-made PS textures. . . . fish & bubbles-lattice objects w/ textures applied. . . . . .cylinder objects for light effects. . . . .terrain objects for background landforms.
Comments (9)
artworksco
Nice work. ?:>D
MuddyGrub
This is fantastic! The fact that it's pure bryce is icing on the cake.
LFNForever
Very beautiful!! :)
silune
very cool modelling. why didn't you try some caustics ?
nuski
silune- I did use a procedural gel on the light sources used in the background to create a caustic feel(Take note of the textural movement within the brightly lit background landforms). To create a more distinctive separation between the foreground and background, I placed the midrange objects (coral and fish)in shadow with slight caustic movement still visible on each. As for the foreground, there was so much color and detail that I felt that the addition of caustics might detract from the overall viewing experience. I hope that this explaination made sense! Thanx for the nice comment! :)
zescanner
The thumbnail caught my attention and drew me in thinking I was in for a treat of a beautiful image (which it IS!) but to see it full size and espeically to learn HOW you made it just blows me away! I can't stop looking at it now. I kinda understand how you made it but this is beyond my current skills. Truly impressive!
Mollock_20
Nicely Done, very fish tanky :)
bigbadelf
Awesome. I like this version more than the earlier one. Great job.
ShadowWind
Really wonderfully done, great fish, great lighting, excellent all around...