deepee by prutzworks

Mojoworld • Landscape • posted on Jul 25, 2007

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Description

rendered with volumetrics plugin by Dmytry Lavrov tfv

Comments (11)

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Alex_NIKO

12:19PM | Wed, 25 July 2007

Lovely colours and clouds.

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Savage_dragon

12:22PM | Wed, 25 July 2007

Exceptional work! *****+!! ")

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choronr

12:28PM | Wed, 25 July 2007

From foreground to background, there is ver nice depth here; and, the entire composition creates a beautiful scene.

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Octaganoid

12:54PM | Wed, 25 July 2007

Hi Martin, nice mixing of your planet and volumetric sky. I can see you are having much fun with Dmy's plug-in... How are your render times ? This looks like it was rendered at slightly lower than full quality. For full quality set 'vol lighting' to 2000. You could also put the 'volume shadows for mojo' node into mojo's sunlight, this will make volumetric clouds cast shadows onto the Mojoworld terrain. Its only a one node graph and is easy to set up. Just turn Mojo's sunlight colour dot into a function graph, choose the 'vol shadows for mojo' node which is in the volumetrics category and connect it to the sunlight root node.

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Sharwyn

1:36PM | Wed, 25 July 2007

Nice atmosphere ! Stunnig artwork!

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woz2002

1:43PM | Wed, 25 July 2007

Nice work Martin. Strong exposure on the rocks surface but could be post contrasted values.

elscorpio

3:47PM | Wed, 25 July 2007

lovely sky and really nice with planet in the back. Thanks Octaganoid for the info even though it was for prutzworks. i didn't know that, but allways wondered where the shadow in some the images came from with volumetric clouds.

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