Sequoia by choronr

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Sep 20, 2012

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Description

The recipe of elements: • Several 'Hero Rocks' from the Fake Stone and Hero Rock pack at NWDA. • Fake Stones 0.01m - 1m by dandelO. • All groundcover vegetation by Walli at Silva 3D, Planetside and NWDA. • Sequoia Trees by Dinoraul at RDR. • 'Sasha' .obj model at Artec 3D Scanners. Initially rendered a 2048 x 3032 .bmp - 15+ hours; converted the .jpg to 748 x 1107.

Comments (15)

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ladylake

2:28PM | Thu, 20 September 2012

Super scale in this. Very nicely done.

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Danny_G

4:20PM | Thu, 20 September 2012

scaling is awesome

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Thelby

4:48PM | Thu, 20 September 2012

Not only the scaling, but the lighting is very well done! It gives that real world lighting and makes everything realistic!! Excellent piece of work, Bob!!!

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0rest4wicked

6:17PM | Thu, 20 September 2012

F~A~N~T~A~S~T~I~C~!

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corleonis

7:23PM | Thu, 20 September 2012

Impressive looking! if you don't mind a little realism critique: usually sequoia grow somewhat closer together to the point where the ferns don't get much light, the ground is less rocky (feels spongy really), and the ferns are thicker - usually you have trouble walking through them ... I'm just sayin cause I live up here with 'em ;D ... but artistically i like it alot, the tiny person is just about right, maybe even a little too big ;)

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PatGoltz

8:55PM | Thu, 20 September 2012

Great rocks and trees. The person looks like it has green hair, or is covered with green metal on the upper body as well. LOL It's a beautiful scene.

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Markal

11:26PM | Thu, 20 September 2012

A super nice image. The base of the front tree seems a bit straight edged...I don't know how you could change it or what to do to make it look more rugged or broken up. The base of the far trees look fine....hmmm??? Still a very cool image!!!

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