There is No Horizon by Paloth
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Description
The land is on the sky...
The storage house of life is in the heart of Ætheris. Plants and animals long extinct on the surface still survive here.
I always wondered what a hollow world might look like. I mapped a sphere for the sky dome and used NASA 'Blue Marble' images to paint the terrain/sky in Deep Paint 3D and PhotoShop. The foreground cloud is Dick Scherzinger’s Cumulus Tower A. (It worked so well as a default that I didn’t tamper with it.) The birds are from Noggin’s Songbirds pack and the trees were in my Vue library.
Comments (11)
Mannie
Great image
geirla
Brilliant image!
alessimarco
Awsome POV!!!
kftate
Very beautiful and creative image! Excellent done!
lwperkins Online Now!
That looks really cool--what a grand idea, too!
FrankT
interesting idea. Pretty cool render too. I was wondering how you'd pull it off
Rutra
Well done. Looks really interesting to see earth where sky should be. :-) Like I commented in the Vue forum thread, capturing the vastness and roundness were the most difficult tasks for me when I tried something similar. I think you captured the vastness well but not the roundness. I mean, in this image the sky could be just a normal terrain above the camera, not necessarily the opposite end of a sphere, and you wouldn't notice much difference. That's what I meant with being difficult to capture the roundness. Maybe you can play a bit more with the camera and see if you get a better pov. :-)
Hubert
Beautiful image and great POV!
Eternal_Love
Stunning and creative render! Wonderful shades of colours!!
woodyb
wow fantastic pov
jif3d
Kinda reminds me of Journey to the center of the Earth, when the adventures came out of the caverns and saw the under world ocean ! I once read a sci-fi book where the planet was a hyperbolic, I bet that would also be very tricky to create...hmmm Well done & ~Cheers~