Oblate by Savage_dragon

Terragen • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 24, 2007

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TG 09.43. One last play before I put these files on the shelf. Terrain made in TerraMaker. Modified in Terragen. All settings are mine. Larger planets made in PSP. Smaller ones are just bevels on the background. Thanks for looking!

Comments (10)

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Maori

8:43AM | Wed, 24 October 2007

This reminds me of a SciFi movie scene!!! Bravo !!!!

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Chipka

9:15AM | Wed, 24 October 2007

Vivid and fantastic! This is amazing work, part of an amazing body of work! I love the vivid colors and the whole otherworldly mood you've so perfectly captured! I LOVE Science Fiction anyway, and this is top notch art! Great going!

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angelbearzs

9:55AM | Wed, 24 October 2007

that is very beatiful!!!:)

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Star4mation

2:21PM | Wed, 24 October 2007

Great colours on this one Angel. Love the terrain too :)

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Thelby

2:56AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Looks Very Inhospitable to Puny Humans!!! Nice colors and I will just stay home instead of ging here!!!

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Ionel

11:26AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

A very beautiful fantasy image!!!

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xplosivemind

11:20PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

I love your sci-fi scenes SD. Great colors and compositions. You have some wicked skills with PSP.

fractalinda

4:50PM | Fri, 26 October 2007

Sci-fi and reality merge. Reminds me of these latest fires. The awesome moods you create are incredible, Angel.

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soffy

3:31AM | Sun, 28 October 2007

What a beautiful view and landscape,fantastic colors,excellent work Angel**Hugz :)

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watergoat

1:17AM | Wed, 21 November 2007

The scene would be much more focused and dramatic with one light source [presumably all of the planets primary star, including the landscape's] and, thus, the same direction & placement of the shadows. As shown, the FOUR light sources create a sense of scale ambiguity. 2. The transparent and consistently overlapping landscape features, in particular, add to the sense of ambiguity of subject and scale focus. It looks very much like a "double exposure". 3. Add something --buildings, plants, beings, animals, etc.-- to the landscape to give a sense of scale. How big/small are the spindly, vertical ground structures in relation to the foreground? "Atmospheric perspective" by itself isn't sufficiently descriptive.