Drakkars by pjero

Vue • Illustration • posted on Aug 09, 2004

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2nd. Vue creation. VERY slowly getting to where I want to be !!! SOOOO much more to learn, but what a challenge. Fantastic drakkars are Faveral's models (notice the details !!) Very little postwork on water/foam Thanks for all the encouraging comments on my first one, Pierre

Comments (31)

nhirschberger

6:46AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Beautiful models. Excellent work on the water !

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nun2brite

7:22AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

very cool, nice pov

IQ200

7:33AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Beautiful picture. Great water wave.

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deevee

7:50AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Well done!

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dlk30341

8:29AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Well done:) Nice postworking the waves.

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Djeser

9:27AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

2nd? Wow! Great job; the lighting is great, very well done!!

kitz

9:39AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Nice composition, great water !

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sittingblue

9:47AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

wonderful artwork!

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mikekoh

10:06AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Very nice water surface and those realistic snow mountains really make a master piece. But here is a question for all users who have used Bryce and Vue - which is better? Which program have richer texture and skyline? Which program is easier to use?

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borsy

10:54AM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Excellent!!

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BGHart

12:09PM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Great scene and POV. Perfect work on the water. Excellent.

rondos

12:12PM | Mon, 09 August 2004

this is Vue ? ik thought I was in the bryce gallery !! great foam and overal scene !

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bigbraader

12:38PM | Mon, 09 August 2004

Fine work on the water - post & non-post :) I find the camera setting a little disturbing, though, the foreground figures look distorted (not that this couldn't happen using a (very) wideangle camera lens - but then I'd say "wrong choice of of lens"). You're doing well - keep it up.

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