Strange Valley by artgum

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Oct 28, 2007

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Description

Terragen 2 Tech Preview and Photoshop. The terrain is one I had forgotten about and re-discovered; two image overlays, two cloud layers. Thanks for views and comments.

Comments (18)

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frankman

1:23PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

looks great

lucbianco

2:47PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

Great light here !

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Tiwiwine

5:12PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

The rocky cliffs and spikes are very well done. A nice african scene...

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amota99517

5:16PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

This is great. For a moment I thought it was a photo. Excellent render.

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Markal

7:06PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

Nice one Paul...I'm still lost using TG2 and waiting for a few more improvements...looks like you have the populations (trees) down pat!!

jdehaven

9:59PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

I like the way terragen renders the levels of different minerals in the rocks- it looks very realistic. Cool terrain you created here- and the shadows cast by the clouds look exceptional!

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choronr

11:10PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

Agree with Luc; it looks like you are well on your way with TG2.

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xplosivemind

11:46PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

Awesome surface textures mate. Great atmo. Very good render!!

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melevos

3:46AM | Mon, 29 October 2007

wonderful render!!!!

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Maori

10:49AM | Mon, 29 October 2007

Great work and good luck with TG2. Love this one!

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bobbystahr

12:46PM | Mon, 29 October 2007

Nicely composed clouds...the textures work well and I echo luc's comment on the light. To achieve realism the palms you used tend to grow in groves or clumps so you mught think about that for future populations. They can be dispersed with image map masks and that is one way of getting clumps of them scattered without using multiple populations. I plan on doing a tutorial on dispersal wuit masks as soon as I finish my one on roads in TG2 which I have Death Twister beta testing for me to see if I can actually communicate what it is I do.. ...

fractalinda

12:13AM | Tue, 30 October 2007

Just fabulous, Paul! What an ambitious project and superbly realized. Terrain, light and clouds blow me away. I'm inspired!

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