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The Dreamworld (Remake)
Created by krickerd
Much improved. I sort of took a back step on the bottle a little though (I think I modeled it in Bryce with no minus booleans so it's not hollow - oops!). The rest is much improved though. The tree is two of the same tree but changing the leaves on the duplicated one. Grass made in Bantam 3D grass with the hill bump used to control its growth height. Of course nowadays I'd have used C6. It's interesting to note my progress as an artist however. That's the goal - and that's what impresses me about others is when they improve. BTW the original was made in B4, this one in B5.
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- Much improved as you know. What I like is that you have stayed more or less true to the original concept. The grass looks good generally. If only grass from C6 would be exported into bryce. The poem written inside the bottle is a nice touch and gives the scene a sense of peace. I would have liked the sun rays to be softer on the edges, as now they appear almost like a solid. The mountains in the background look awesome!It is a well known fact that I take a huge amount of issue with the bryce sky presets, especially the default one. In my world the sky is much less purple and alot more blue/green. In the scene above the hue would look more natural with a bit less red and a bit more green mixed with the blue, also the saturation is too much creating a cartoon sky feel. In the scene I rendered "Canada Sky" you will see my latest attempt at reproducing the sky color I see every day. The haze is set oddly in the scene but the sky color itself was pondered greatly and to me does not look overly purple or overly green, just enough blue at just the right saturation level. The bottle by the way seems to be solid and not hollow. The thing I also notice is that the scene composition is very good, in that everything makes sense and nothing looks out of place. I myself had no freakin' clue how to copmpose an image until many years of working in 3d!