Noel Prabhuraj BIO The first time I touched colors I got a spanking! Mum was a school teacher. I was in kindergarten. She had several boxes of colors for distribution to her students. Without knowing I fiddled with all of them and made many pages of, I think, abstract art. No wonder, I got some spanking :) As I grew I discovered I was good at it. Later, I even represented my college in All-India Cultural Competitions and won several prizes -- even though I was only a BSc Botany student. Then, for a brief stint I worked as a commercial artist in a small firm dealing with Cine-ads. Now, of course, I do something else to belong to the land of the living. My first intro to digital art was at Renderosity. I was amazed at what people did. I watched Luc Bianco's work at the Terragen commune. And later, I started experimenting. I think I am still learning -- but its wonderful. I was introduced to fractals by Carolyn (classyladytwo at Terragen). I did a few using Apophysis. But I think my heartbeat is more with Terragen. I use several other tools as well: World Machine 1.25, 3DEM, Wilbur, Terrapainter,CamPath, Stratagen and a whole lot of other plugins. Thanx for visiting my homepage. May the eyefeast you have here satisfy your heart.
Comments (10)
stbc
Fantastic ruddy atmosphere. Cool POV and terrain. Cheers!
susanmoses
A long arduous climb and eventually you're there... Excellent work Noel! Love the colours and the title!
Artzy
Beautifully Done! I Just Love The Sky!
SeigMancer
Excellent work. Great mood and color in the atmosphere.
classyladytwo
Beautiful love the sky gorgeous colors Noel ** excellent work
Darthmagus
Superb sky!
HeikoH
This sky is really burning! :-)
Snow_Angel
I just love this deep orange atmosphere! There is something so powerful about it! I really enjoy this image and your terrain and surface is outstanding! V :)
Mondwin
excellent vista!!!!!!!!!!! well done!!!!bravo!!!"vote":DDD
fracturedmoon
I love the colors you've used here.. it gives an atmosphere of heat as well as color...The perspective makes the viewer want to peek up over the ridge and see what lies over those peaks. Nicely done :)