Driftwood by Foxfire66

Terragen • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Oct 27, 2006

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Thanks for looking and commentng. Much appreciated.

Comments (12)

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Rich2

2:58PM | Fri, 27 October 2006

Beautiful sky & water!

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Maori

3:14PM | Fri, 27 October 2006

Very beautiful render, Greg. Your sky and water make this a beautiful composition!! *****

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6:47PM | Fri, 27 October 2006

Oh bloodyfantastic... now if this was 1920x1200... it'd be my wallpaper.... MAGNIFICENT

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ppetersen

7:02PM | Fri, 27 October 2006

Beautiful sky work... that bliss is superb. Excellent POV...

fractalinda

1:07AM | Sat, 28 October 2006

Spectacular bliss, superb lighting, beautiful colors, surface map and mood, awesome water..and a fresh and excellent render. I like the perspective and depth.

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sandpiper6

12:07PM | Sat, 28 October 2006

Very interesting creation! Nice mood and surfacing. Did you use an overlay for the shore surface?

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1402dandoy

3:25PM | Sat, 28 October 2006

Pure beauty! Nice bliss, outstanding surfaces and superb colors!

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Foxfire66

5:32PM | Sat, 28 October 2006

Thanks for the nice and helpful comments. Actually for the shore surface, I use a technique I think I "invented", :-) just playin around one day, cause I HATE how the water hits the shore in terragen :-) Back in 96 or 97, I got a Plugin filter package called "Eyecandy 3.0" and installed it in Photoshop. Thankfully, It still works with the newer versions of Photoshop. It would also work with PSP. I bring the image into Photoshop, use the "lasso" tool, sorta "scratchey", back and forth, then apply the "smoke" filter from Eyecandy. It took me a bit to get the actual settings for the smoke filter set to where it looked the right "color and mix". Then, to "touch up" any areas and blend, I use the clone and smudge tool. Where you'd get Eyecandy 3.0 nowdays, I wouldn't have a clue. Maby the technique would work with some other Plugin type of "smoke" filter.

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twistednoodle

5:55PM | Sat, 28 October 2006

Excellent colours and surfacing! Love the atmo. The driftwood could do with a bit of a drop shadow to make it look like it was sitting in the sand, using the dodge and burn tool on the light and dark side of the log would help too. This is lovely - I would like to see more from this TGW!

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