Strange Places by killer3d
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Description
Trying to work up some composite examples rather than just raw AMV art since some of you guys here do that so very well. Hope you like this first shot.
Comments (5)
Jay-el-Jay
I like the depth and textures of the mountains.
tony_br22
awesome image ! material and the sense of depth are super
eonite
Well, trees growing on naked rock makes the image look quite surreal to me.Nevertheless very refreshing to see some plants in a Voyager picture. Love the surface!
mitchman
Really good first attempt! I have been looking for appropriate ways to do just that--incorporate trees and plants. Perhaps some helpful suggestions: the plants are quite saturated in color compared to the landscape (which you may intended to be sureal) you cold knock that back a bit and maybe brush a little dirt or grass in around the base of some of the trees. Prerhaps a different blend mode or a little transparency through the leaves? I guess it will depend on what works and how these were made, PSP or painter tube? I know very little about those, but I think there are adjustments for that kind of thing. Really an impressive first composit.
killer3d
Thank you for your comments you guys. I agree with you. The lighting color contrasts need to be a little bit more compatible... and Eonite is very cool to point out the contrast of rock and plants... After a while I will have it all dialed in. I am using trees from Carrara Studio 3 and then if I need to I adjust the curve or contrast.brightness in Photoshop pn the layer that the tree is on individually. This is the first attempt I have two others working up. I have really wanted to develop some AM and AMV art that is more than the beautiful raw output as captured while searching AM and AMV. I am beginning to use more forethought while building scenes in AMV for that purpose so that what I do to it after I have rendered it jibes a lot better.