UltraScenery - new territory [Commercial]
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I like them both, maybe the second one a little more. But as a photographer I would've used fill flash for this scene because the horse's head, which is the focus in the picture is in shadow. In DAZ I would use Ghost Light . Not very strong, just enough to bring out the details.
Another sneak peak of a more autominal nature
Ultrascenery - Britain - coming soon. Bluebell Wood
A lovely biome of bluenells and wild garlic
Im really pleased with this image..
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Very nice indeed!
How about Rapeseed next?
If you do Rapeseed, can you include the scent? And bottles of Rapeseed Oil?
The scent might be a bit tricky
Martinjfrost The image is very beautiful, but are you aware that there is already a product called Bluebell Wood in the Daz store?
Thanks for the comments and the tips.
I am still a newbie in using Ghost Lights - need to experiment with them more, as well.
I love the bluebells! And the dandelions too. Will there be both yellow flower and puff head versions of the same?
The product isn called bluebell wood, ive just called that partular biome that for the purposes of this pic.
The product is called Ultrascenery Britain and the bioms are numbered one to seven, so there is no confilct of interest there.
It is a fairly generic set, based of oak and birch woodland, so more representitave of that than any specific area, - i see what your saying about devon, but the bluebell , bracken and wild garlic and foxgloves which are the main feature understory plants in this bundle can be found from east anglia right up to the peaks and lakes and down to cornwall, larger pl litter in this bundle consists of sticks and leaves only, no plastic bottles.
No Gorse or Hawthorn? :) I am really looking forward to this, heh could have really used it a few weeks back when I was doing my King Arthur rendres
Not in this bundle, thats more of a heathland plant. But i was thinking of doing a bog, moor and heath and that would fit in with that, Ill be out in the real world for the next couple of months wardrobe supervising a pantomime over xmas, so once im back ill look at that. There is however a good selection of bracken in this set. You could always swap out some of the trees ( and make invisiible some others) with some hawthorne trees - i did a set of those a while ago. That might tide you over.
Oh cool, I will keep an eye out for those going forward, you wouldn't consider adding something coastal too would you?
Have fun with the pantomime, I think have your hawthorns and love them, the very much remind me of the thickets of them we had on the farm growing up :) just need a bit of Barberry too lol
You could alway use Ultrascatter Pro to litter up your landscape. ;)
Anything here that would help UltraScenery - Heath & Moor and Wasteland? UltraScenery - Country Ford has hawthorn trees. If you have Ultra Scenery Toolbox - Volume II you can use that to create a new ecology that mixes layers from other existing ecologies.
Thanks barbult, I have just got the moorland set and the rest are on my wishlist :)
I can't wait to get the new set to add to my growing collection.
MartinJFrost, have you thought about some hedgerows of mixed berries?
When I was stationed in East Anglia, those hedgerows were a challenge on some of the narrow roads from Framlingham to RAF Bentwaters, especially the ones still the width of a horse-drawn cart when two compact cars would come upon one another. I still miss Hedgerow Berry Jelly that I was only able to find there.
UltraScenery - Tangy Apple Orchard has hedgerow features.
From the product page:
Of course you can use the hedgerow features with other ecologies, too, or use Alienator Pro to substitute your desired fruiting trees for the trees used in this product.
I'd like to create something like this with USC in Daz Studio.
ooo.. Good idea... I'm sure it's possible... I'd add a sphere as the sun... and postwork in some rays... There may be a better way that others know of. We shall see... waits for answer...
Having yet another play with the upcoming Ultrascenery Briatain set, also used my road works mats on the road as i also wanted to have a little play with adding features to a road surface having heard some of your feedback on this ( watch this space). As you can see the Ultrascenery Botanica ( waiting for marketing to set the release date atm) is particulary good with the scattering around the road edges and reallyt helps in breaking up the neccisarly repetitave tiling that can occure due to the wayt the ultrascnery ground shaders ( including road surface) work.
I think the results turned out pretty well, this scene is really remenisicant of the countryside in Norfolok and Suffolk where i live.
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Is the road a preset option, or am I mistaken? If it is a preset then I'm in.
That's really nice!
The tarmac is a preset option in my road works materials bundle, the cracks , paint and furnature are added using decals, which im working on atm to release soon hopefully. The decaps will go on any ground surface not just Ultrascenery.
More teasers here.... fisrtly anther example of the upcoming Ultrascenery Briatain bundle, this one a wild garlic heavy (the smell!) birch wood, but also a sneak peak at a bundle of road markings and features im hoping to add to my store soon, to complement the ultrascenery road works bundle, though you can use these on any paved or flat surface, it will include road markings, cracks and damage as well as a couple of manhole covers, and will proivide a good base for more products of its type to be developed in the future. We are currently awaiting a release date to be allocated to the Ultrascenery Britain products ( they are through QA and awaiting their release date) but hopefully soon!
I like the examples you render to show off your products in use.