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There is No Horizon

Vue Fantasy posted on Jan 28, 2010
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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)


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Mannie

6:19AM | Thu, 28 January 2010

Great image

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geirla

7:50AM | Thu, 28 January 2010

Brilliant image!

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alessimarco

8:57AM | Thu, 28 January 2010

Awsome POV!!!

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kftate

10:03AM | Thu, 28 January 2010

Very beautiful and creative image! Excellent done!

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lwperkins

10:08AM | Thu, 28 January 2010

That looks really cool--what a grand idea, too!

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FrankT

2:10PM | Thu, 28 January 2010

interesting idea. Pretty cool render too. I was wondering how you'd pull it off

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Rutra

2:22PM | Thu, 28 January 2010

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. :-)

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Hubert

2:22PM | Thu, 28 January 2010

Beautiful image and great POV!

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Eternal_Love

3:58PM | Thu, 28 January 2010

Stunning and creative render! Wonderful shades of colours!!

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woodyb

3:48PM | Mon, 13 December 2010

wow fantastic pov

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jif3d

10:53AM | Wed, 18 May 2011

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~


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