to the rock...

[maxer]

time for a new just for fun render
i had this idea after i saw a photo from a bigger "DHL"
ship in venedig!

greets
maxer

[jacksc02]

woah!
Tell us a bit about the creation of it?
What have you done the rock with? and the subtle environment fog?

[vance3d]

Thats a really beautiful rendering. nice work!

V Miller

[Neilg]

I need your sand/wet patches...

The rock looks a little cg in places - I think the silhouette is a bit too sharp, some large scale displacement would help.
Aside from that it's spot on, the lighting/general atmosphere you've made is excellent.

[PIXELBOX_SRO]

great stuff!!!!! ill bet those mountains and sea is 3d too ))))

can u post a wire???

congrats

[csmithcg]

Love it

Bravo! Very inspiring image.

[rmejia]

Very nice work, I like it a lot

[simmsimaging]

Nice. I think your rock needs a bit darker shadows to sit down totally, but it is minor. Very cool.

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[bob-cat]

Never thought a rock could look good.
Fantastic composition, lighting and materials - love it - and the dingy as well.

[sv]

it's really quite exquisite - is the rock texture done procedurally? If not that's some bloody good mapping you've done there..

Great image - almost perfect!

[SteveC]

I love this, I might be going bonkers, but when I look at it,
where the shadow falls across the front top half of the rock,
you can see facial features, eyes, nose and a mouth, with
the edge of the shadow giving the face profile.

Please somebody else say you can see it, or it looks like a
visit to the looney bin for me.

[provise]

your not going bonkers i can see it to!

Maxer great image as allways!

[raistlin]

very great rock ! smell like mudbox or zbrush no?

[Dynedain]

I love this, I might be going bonkers, but when I look at it,
where the shadow falls across the front top half of the rock,
you can see facial features, eyes, nose and a mouth, with
the edge of the shadow giving the face profile.

Please somebody else say you can see it, or it looks like a
visit to the looney bin for me.

After a bit of looking, I can see what you mean. You're not crazy, the human brain is wired to do that.

[Adam H. Stewart]

Great work - really did the sand and subtle distance mountain range