overhang by prutzworks

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Aug 01, 2006

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just playing tfv

Comments (18)

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Coppens

12:44PM | Tue, 01 August 2006

Look like shapes formed in a windswept desert, great surfaces! Outstanding!

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dphoadley

1:52PM | Tue, 01 August 2006

it's simply amazing! Your phenominal capacity for work is exceeded only by its quality. Congratulations. David P. Hoadley

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wholehog

3:42PM | Tue, 01 August 2006

Very cool effect! Love the surface texture...very well done!

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azrabella

4:50PM | Tue, 01 August 2006

Nice playing.

fractalinda

10:00PM | Tue, 01 August 2006

AWEsome overhang and a very cool terrain! I like this original excellent work.

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sandpiper6

12:09AM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Cool! Keep on playing! You manage to get the textures to look right (and not all out of shape), which I always fail to do with overhangs. Great job!

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lior

1:12AM | Wed, 02 August 2006

wonderful shapes!

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Gunglejim

2:22AM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Cool overhang effect, looks like sandblasted rock from the desert storms.

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superza

6:52AM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Excellent Effect!

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X-PaX

10:07AM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Very nice playing. If you do not use TG2 may I ask how you've made that?

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stbc

1:32PM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Very nicely done!

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CATMANDO

6:37PM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Nice overhangs. Looks like sandstone.

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Rich2

9:33PM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Those of us who really enjoy Terragen do just this - PLAY with it! You did a great job of pushing the limits!

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Tiwiwine

5:22AM | Thu, 03 August 2006

Very nice effect, very eye-catching !

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Denger

3:11AM | Fri, 04 August 2006

There is a type of sandstone in the American West, referred to as Picture Stone. Formed by layers of brown, tan and grey-green sediments millions of years ago, its surface often bears an uncanny resemblance to an outdoor landscape. Your image could easily pass for a cut slab of just such a rock.

Phylloxera

8:32AM | Fri, 04 August 2006

Quel terrain j'adore superbe rlisation !!!

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