"When Life Began" by wholehog

Terragen • Historical • posted on Apr 19, 2006

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History with Wholehog ~~~~~~~~~~ NOTE: Professor Wholehog made a little Boo Boo. At the end of our last lesson I said... Coming soon - "The Late Archaean - When Life Began" When in fact, it turns out that the first life appeared on earth during the Early Archaean. Not a big deal...I was only off by about 1 Billion years :o And so we're off once again to..... The Early Archaean "When Life Began" Earth was able to support life only after the planet had cooled enough for a rocky crust to solidify. Once that happened, water vapor from volcanoes condensed in the atmosphere, fell as rain, and collected on the Earth

Comments (30)

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Buzzzzz

10:16PM | Wed, 19 April 2006

Superb POV, Light/Shadows and Depth! Excellent +

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choronr

10:21PM | Wed, 19 April 2006

Agree with Buzzzzz; outstanding attention to details here - also, thank you for all this information; now I know where you, me, and Buzzzzz come from.

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Ionel

10:30PM | Wed, 19 April 2006

Stunning picture Peter! V & S of course! But as we are now at the end of the life history maybe you can show us how this will be! :)

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Rids

10:39PM | Wed, 19 April 2006

Another amazing terrain, I wish I could grow them like this - awesome stuff! :-)

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Morgana61

11:54PM | Wed, 19 April 2006

Bravissimo! Colori, luci, ombre e terreno fantastici...wonderful work!!

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LutzB

12:41AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

WOWOWOW-----------8-0!!!!!!!!!!!

Zazie

12:52AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Subtle lightning on a very fine surface !! Great colours also...

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Coppens

1:18AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Masterful, again!

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korrektor

2:23AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

vote! instantly~~!

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azrabella

3:29AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

TG2 that soon?... Marvellous work again (still trying to come to terms with this technique - but I might just leave it to you Timelords. Thanks for the education (boo-boo's or not - adds to the believability of the image.

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prutzworks

4:08AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

stunning pov and colorscheme

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abreojos

5:16AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Absolutly the best woork I have seen so far, Peter. Increadable detail.

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1pearl

6:24AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Wonderful work !!!

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shantay

6:26AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Fantastic work, professor Wholehog;) great realism and detail. V

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jlaymonii

6:41AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Excellent image. Excellent surfacing, and perfect terrain. You are the Man.

jtag

6:59AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Just incredible work. Nothing to add!!!

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stealthman

7:40AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

Yummy landscape! Delicious!

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Savage_dragon

9:12AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

3006?? I believe it. Lol! Wonderful image! Looks like brown sugar. There went my diet... V ")

Dixiem47

10:57AM | Thu, 20 April 2006

TG2 what is that? I have already given up on that and looking for something different. Outstanding work here. Like everything about it.And thank you for the lessons they are fun.

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Dotthy

2:00PM | Thu, 20 April 2006

excellent done!!!!!!!!!!

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ppetersen

2:31PM | Thu, 20 April 2006

HUH TG2... gosh if only. Seriously wonderful mood and wishes we won't have to wait till then. Excellent and outstanding work on this!!!!! But if by chance you've found some fossilized dino bones, I want to show to my students... :)

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Tiwiwine

4:34PM | Thu, 20 April 2006

No doubt, you're a master with TG... :)

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Gunglejim

2:37AM | Fri, 21 April 2006

Another Awesome render with such detail and absolutely love the lighting, really adds to the mood of the pic.

Tangled-Universe

9:09AM | Fri, 21 April 2006

Wow, very neat overlay-work :) I like the texture near the water (washed out stuff) and the texture on the very left of the image, outstanding work! Great pov, terrain and colors as well. Deserves a click on that special button :o)

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Rich2

9:26PM | Fri, 21 April 2006

You should get some flak from the creationists on that that narrative, since the universe is really only about 3000 years old (har-har...) Again - what a view and and excellent lighting on this primordial scene!

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