The Land of Impossible Peaks by scotttucker3d

ArtMatic • Landscape • posted on Jun 23, 2004

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AMV 1.1 and AMpro The peaks on this planet are impossibly high and formed into crystals from cooling magma. The crystal structure was inspired by a cool geologic landform called Devil's Postpile (near Yosemite, CA). Thanks for looking.

Comments (9)

lukreno

4:02AM | Wed, 23 June 2004

I don't know what AMV 1.1 and AMpro is, but it's great scene! Keep it up!

DragonWizard

5:29AM | Wed, 23 June 2004

HUGE Scott.......this is excellent work....the height and distance is incredible....stunning Voyager...

jamieh

8:34AM | Wed, 23 June 2004

Super! All your work is spectacular!

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scotttucker3d

4:48PM | Wed, 23 June 2004

lukreno - AMV is artmatic voyager and AMpro is artmatic pro and thank you. dw and jamieh thanks for your compliments - and wow jamie - spectacular - hehe - I really appreciate it.

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bpmac

10:50PM | Wed, 23 June 2004

Great job Scott! The moon looks like LunarCell.

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scotttucker3d

11:31PM | Wed, 23 June 2004

Thanks Bruce - Lunarcell it is. I really like that program when I am making my own artmatic clouds.

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Absinthe

9:55PM | Thu, 24 June 2004

Own artmatic clouds? Is this an artmatic cloud layer in voyager or are the clouds part of the background provided by artmatic pro? Oh and by the way: Very cool image!

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scotttucker3d

11:44PM | Thu, 24 June 2004

Thanks Absinthe. You have choices in Voyager - you can use the killer cloud layers it comes with or you can make your own clouds (like I did) and skies in Artmatic Pro and use them as cloud layers. Also the Artmatic backgrounds can come in as either 2d or full 3d layers that surround the scene. Also the clouds from AMpro act like a real cloud layer so you can really go wild with the choices and combos.

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