El Dorado " The Eclipse " by nickcarter
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Inca.... if you do not get us rid , I will turn off the Sun forever!!!!
The adventure continues ?Who can say it!!
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Wonderful image my friend :)
Cool atmosphere!
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Excellent work!
Quick thinking fellow. Hope it works. Fabulous job!
They sure liked to sacrifice, good luck guys...
not looking good for the captured men. very good composition
Very impressive and creepy scene, superb luminous atmo, great work!
Chissà cosa pensavano veramente di fronte ad un'evento così straordinario come un'eclisse 😲. Gran bel lavoro Nick 👌👏👍🙋♂️
Great done!
Excellent work!
Nicely done.
Great looking eclipse. Doesn't look that the guy on the table will have a long future.
Another fine multi-character render by you! Wonderful layout.
A nice idea and a very well realised scene ! Excellent work !
The Mesoamericans actually produced marvellous civilizations. It's such a pity that paradoxically they also had such gross superstitions which prompted them to engage in such horrendous practices as human sacrifice. Well, I hope our adventurers can get out of this alive!
Lovely render with gorgeous, almost unearthly golden lighting. Pity it wasn't larger. Hey, what's with those birds all getting entangled there? :)
Klasse scene,excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very dramatic scene, Nick!
Fabulous image... Fantastically well done my friend !!!
Such a blood thirsty bunch they were! Fantastic creation and render!
Very nice scene!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great work
your light here is exquisite---buttery, like butter and honey. And the eclipse is a beautiful pale brown in the sky. And you have birds in the background---they look like they're making a wreath. And, in front: a scene of political oppression, slavery, etc...as the leader looks at the eclipse, asking it favors. A beautifully lit image, with slavery as an underlying theme, and yet it has mystery and beauty all around it. You really capture the "gold" part of the myth of El Dorado in this series...