An Evening in the Woods by melizod

Bryce • Landscape • posted on Jan 18, 2005

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Description

Something a little more relaxing. Buck is from Daz. Some flowers and plants from free models on the internet, then textured by me. I did the trees and others in Bryce. Textures were made with my digital camera and Photoshop. Postwork done in Photoshop.

Comments (35)

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cornelp

8:14AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Very very beautiful ground work and the depth of the image is very very excellent. I dont know how U got that ground to look so alive, but it looks very beautiful. How U got them trees and ground to look so alive there melizod? It looks very nice. The light is quite owesome, and I just cant take my eyes off the tree textures and ground. Very very unique set. More then excellent work. I see a perfect image, maybe a larger one on your wall would be owesome. Very very nice work, excellent work. Congrats...

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Cosme..D..Churruca

8:19AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Outstanding artwork ! Really fantastic !

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diomedes66

8:23AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Beautiful composition and depth of field is outstanding; detail is exquisite.. Bravo, very well done! VOTE

Petri33

8:27AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Wow, I think this is one of your most detailed pictures to date. My eye keeps being drawn to the knot in that tree and how realistic it looks. Excellent picture.

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melizod

8:40AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

The way I get the ground to look this way is with several techniques combined. First of all, for textures I use real digital photos that I take into photoshop and make tileable (too much to go into in detail here). Then when I have a terrain I like, I texture it and then scale the texture accordingly. In the case of grass, I then rotate the X or Z axis to make the grass seem to stand up. This works sometimes and not others, just experiment. I then copy and paste the terrain in place and offset it slightly (down and over a couple pixels) and texture it with dirt so the slopes by the stream look worn and less grassy. Then in postwork, I sample the colors of the grass and paint more in so it covers tree roots and rocks patially, this really brings it to life. Not room for a tutorial here so I hope this answers your question.

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