Drylandz by adamite

Bryce • (none) • posted on Aug 27, 2001

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Kinda a work in progress kinda finished, I dunno, might put a gleaming chrome crashed saucer somewhere in the background or something...Bryce4+AmporphiumPro.

Comments (16)

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artistheat

10:21PM | Mon, 27 August 2001

Excellent work

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Murdok

10:38PM | Mon, 27 August 2001

Hey! This is very cool! Great shapes, atmosphere and modeling of the rocky outcrops! Forget the saucer...this stands fine by itself! Amorphium is great for this kinda stuff...I gotta remember that!

Michelle A.

12:09AM | Tue, 28 August 2001

I love it!

Sacred Rose

12:53AM | Tue, 28 August 2001

Whoah!!!! I can feel the heat!!!!!!!! Excellent image adam :)

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kromekat

3:28AM | Tue, 28 August 2001

Beautiful light in this one, great set!!

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foleypro

7:05AM | Tue, 28 August 2001

Yes leave as is this is spectacular...next pic in the series maybe add a futuristic city in the background or do a spacecraft crashing.but leave this one as is

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Morris

7:43AM | Tue, 28 August 2001

Gorgeous work! Beautiful landscape, I love it as is!

tubaman

10:31AM | Tue, 28 August 2001

This is great. I love your attention to detail. Those little black rocks that are half buried down at the water are great.

Allen9

1:16PM | Tue, 28 August 2001

Yes. I agree. This is excellent as-is. Very well done.

tekener

6:44PM | Tue, 28 August 2001

very nice pic.

maximuscgi

8:38PM | Tue, 28 August 2001

sweet picture!!! i will have to learn amorphium now...

jeweldragon

5:56PM | Sun, 02 September 2001

really awsome!!!!

archetype

6:16PM | Mon, 03 September 2001

Wonderful. You did a great job blending everything together. It's difficult to see where the Bryce terrain ends and the rock objects begin. Very professional.

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