Satisfying Ending by Tsukiyono

Terragen • (none) • posted on Jan 03, 2006

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Well, I am quite happy with this render here. It might not be the best use of textures anyone has ever seen, but it is in fact the first time i have ever been able to get textures to work at all. Much thanks go to HorseLips here, for he offered me alot of help and advice about how to get them working. And in the end it worked out quite well i think. So shall be sending a note, and hopefully can get comments on this. As i said, this is the first time i have ever managed to get any texture to work at all. So please, comments are most welcome and highly appreciate

Comments (14)

fractalinda

2:29AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

Superb lighting and atmosphere. I love the mood. A very beautiful image and outstanding work in all aspects.

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wholehog

2:55AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

Wow! Great mood and feel to this. Textures look pretty darn good. Nice work!

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Petra-S

3:22AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

wonderful atmo/light, colors, reflection in the water and mood!

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Trokodyl

4:48AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

Great terrain, atmosphere and also water and surfacing ;).

jamaica88

6:13AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

well i think everything is great! superb picture. keep on making pictures. :-)

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ArtByMel

6:16AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

Dripping in atmosphere and mood, very, very nice render.

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MaydaMason

6:31AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

cool work with atmo, water and surfacing... the pov is perfect... just a little details fits not with the research of realism... cracked ground cannot be underwater... btw the overall image looks wonderful

Tsukiyono

10:54AM | Tue, 03 January 2006

Yeah, i realise that the cracked surface couldnt be underwater, but as it was all i had on hand, I added it in, and overall i liked the effect, so while it may not be realism, i still do like it :D

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