Deer Creek by Lon Chaney

3D Studio Max • Landscape • posted on Nov 10, 2003

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Just another landscape. Thanks for viewing

Comments (13)

GOD___

12:58AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

How did you do the awesome rocks? I am doign a forest scene with a river running through and I am just using a bitmap for the same effect but it looks quite flat from some angles. How did you create and texture them all?

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ariaans

2:14AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Wow, this rocks!!! :) For the amount of rocks/stones, I personally think the scaling is too high, or the trees and animals should be much bigger. It looks like perfect "grind" (like we call that in the Netherlands) to me.

crzwtlf

12:12PM | Mon, 10 November 2003

yeah, a great pic again. I'm creating a tree know. I see your trees. Are the leafs all mesh or did you something else to great that amount of leafs.

darksecret1

2:01PM | Mon, 10 November 2003

wow, great composition. nicely done.

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Artzy

4:05PM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Lovely!
Excellent Work!

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Asmodias

6:05PM | Mon, 10 November 2003

thats a nice scene. one thing ive always wondered about your work is how your trees are made, they look great. if its a plugin or third party you should share the wealth, if your modeling this is the part i plead for a tutorial. i hate making trees

L.W. Perkins

6:40PM | Mon, 10 November 2003

THere's trout in that water! Another great Lon Chaney landscape!

Lon Chaney

10:06PM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Thanks everyone :) Add some displacement for the stones. Trees and plants... well I use a few different programs for them. Xfrog, plant studio, tree pro, and I also toss in a few 2d trees and plants to fill the scene up yet keep the polys down.I use a lot of 2d leaves. I like to blur the alpha a bit to soften the edges of them. These files kill my computer. I had to drop the rez of the output file because it kept crashing.

VisualArtist20

3:39PM | Tue, 11 November 2003

Great work as always, keep it up!

kennyliu

11:06AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Very beautiful!

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