Faultline by artgum

Terragen • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Apr 19, 2008

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Description

In honor of the little 5.2 quake we enjoyed here a few mornings ago. Also, a belated render for Markal's unofficial "red" challenge. Ah, Terragen; it's like the proverbial bicycle- you never really forget. Terragen .9x and Photoshop; two renders combined for the crack effect. World Machine created the terrain. Thanks for viewing and any comments you care to leave.

Comments (20)

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photostar

4:51PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

Now that's some fault line crack. Talk about displacement. Cool render and great effect you have created.

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shayhurs

5:08PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

Well done; Yeah, I talked to my folks back in Terre Haute just after the 4.2 aftershock. A bit disconcerting even though they have not forgotten about the New Madrid or the Wabash faults near them.

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me109

6:32PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

Superb Surface!

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Maori

6:34PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

I agree with me109 and I love it!!!

jdehaven

6:36PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

Great terrain and atmosphere- definately other-worldly! The detail in the ground and rock is impressive and doesnt seem to repeat at all, does Terragen generate texture maps for the terrain or is it fractal-like procedural textures?

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avalonfaayre

7:50PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

Yeee hah! Here I was in Tennessee and that bad boy rocked me out of my bed at 4:30 am. I thought the Jolly Green Giant was running a marathon through the house! I jumped up out of bed and went looking for him. I don't know what I thought I would do if I found him...I didn't find out what it was until I got up for the morning about an hour later. I just saw a special on the history channel about teutonic plates and what causes mountains and valleys and such. Great render and sorry about the ramble. This is great.

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Rich2

10:09PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

Geeze - hard to believe it - but it looks like the New Madrid is starting to wake up - we here in north Texas are not exempt... excellent old-style TG!

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choronr

10:23PM | Sat, 19 April 2008

Hey Paul, I had an image some time ago with the same title. I liked the tool in TG0.09 that allows you to do some sculpting work. I like this image a lot. Excellent render!

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