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A little slice of paradise

3D Studio Max Landscape posted on Aug 13, 2002
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hope you like :)

Comments (6)


Abreu

10:45PM | Tue, 13 August 2002

Hi Lon Chaney! Wonderful scene as always!

Fire_Child

2:04AM | Wed, 14 August 2002

very nice indeed... i dont like to say it about something as nice as this but... where the sand and water meet, it has a little hard time telling which it which... but it is still a nice question, on and second of all, is the sky a pic or did u make the sky urself, if so would u give us a hint, that is a part i have trouble with... cheers and keep up the good work! :)

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graphicnovel

2:06AM | Wed, 14 August 2002

dude congratz on your work, it's really good, perhaps you could give me a hand and kinda explaing how you did it if you don't mind.... but anyways great work...

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agades

5:30PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Nice work! Nice background and good water, I like good placed plants too. Just one thing in this pic - ground texture. Try to blend 2 materials {material "Blend") with mask texture (in different map channel if you need different UVs), it works cool for landscaping. Yes, I like :))

jantan

5:18PM | Sun, 23 February 2003

All your pictures are very well done

darksecret1

2:08AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

gorgeous image.


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