Arid Zone by choronr

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Apr 21, 2010

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Description

A flattened terrain depicting an 'Arid Zone'. The following includes: • Seth's Dust, Sand and Rocks file available at NWDA. • dandelO's 1 and 10M cracks available at NWDA and the Planetside forum. • Two populations of Grasses by Walli available at NWDA. • One population of Mouse-eared Chickweed by Walli available at NWDA. • One population of the DNW flower by Walli available at the Planetside forum. Thanks to all of the above; and, to Dave Walker (folder) for the helpful information regarding the combining of Seth's file with dandelO's file.

Comments (23)

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peedy

12:35AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

Much better in full view. Great terrain! Corrie

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azrabella

2:23AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

All these incremental improvements will lead to something absolutely stunning I'm convinced. Always look forward to see what tricks you pull out of the hat each time.

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Naoo

2:32AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

Great Realism!

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JPSoft

3:25AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

Awesome close up ... Thanks!

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masonspappy

4:28AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

Excellent image!

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Juliette.Gribnau

4:42AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

stunning

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Danny_G

7:16AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

Great realism

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Thelby

9:55AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

I am Liking this a Whole Bunch, Bob!!! Super Fantastic on those cracks!!!!!

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Gunglejim

11:12AM | Thu, 22 April 2010

Wow, this looks incredible and is best viewed in full to get the best out of the picture and see the finer details. Those cracks look quite real and 3D, plant population is very well done and laid out. The only negative is those rocks, they just don't seem look quite right or out of place some how, can't quite put my finger on it. Very well done Bob.

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Roxam

12:45PM | Thu, 22 April 2010

wonderful scene! ... about those rocks that Gunglejim noticed, I think it might be that they all seem generally the same size---maybe some scattered and little groups of smaller rocks and pebbles by the larger rocks would satisfy our "mind's eye" (our pre-concieved and culturally tampered-with notion of how rocks should appear in such a setting?)

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carlx

2:37PM | Thu, 22 April 2010

Superb realism, Bob!!! Fantastic details and lighting!!!

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ariz

2:13AM | Fri, 23 April 2010

Got to love this one.

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X-PaX

5:47AM | Fri, 23 April 2010

Awesome work. It looks like a photo. Well done.

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kasalin

8:09AM | Fri, 23 April 2010

One of your best with TG 2 !!! Very realistic !!!! Cool texture and grass !!

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2121

5:28PM | Fri, 23 April 2010

just superb

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artgum

6:05PM | Fri, 23 April 2010

I really like this- I was checking under all the grass for hidden critters.

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odeone

5:53AM | Sat, 24 April 2010

Wonderful composition. Only critique would be that the dry bush could use some displacement or a higher resolution texture, possibly just a higher poly object. You are certainly blurring the the line between reality and CG. I don't think you're that far away from producing Matte back drops that any studio would be proud of. It all comes down to details. Keep up the good work.

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