Terraceland: the Brain Hills by Rich2
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is looking down on the mountain that appeared in my last image.
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Comments (22)
proper mental stuff!! excellent terrain and colours - love how you have added the weird distortion to the initial part of the terrain!!
Magnifico terreno...splendidi colori e formazione di esso. Excellent!
Really interesting terrain, looks like it was fun to make...;)
Extraordinary image. Don't know how you do these, but I'm glad you do :)
What detail. they don't come any better than this. Otustanding work once again Rich.
Wonderful detail...I could use a lot of those hills :)
This terrain is out of this world. Love what you did with it. V
Fantastic curves!
What a bizarre terrain! the wrinkles are great, excellent work!
This is Absolutely Amazing! I'd love to know how you did all those wrinkles!
Funny and really intriguing terrain ! An excellent render !
Tremendous organic feel to this. Amazing terrain and detail work. Well done!!
Can you make a terrain that looks like a brain? Excellent picture, of course!
Interesting terrain and composition. Reminds me of the skin on an elephant.
Saurav is right about the elephant's skin, I saw a face in the middle, you made a very psychiatric image this time, nice work.
Awesome unique terrain, I like the "elephant skin" texture also!
Interesting.
Magnifico!!!
yup..elephant skin mountain!...very cool terrain work.
Great terrain...another nice atmo too!
Before I read any of the other comments; the first thing that came to mind was elephant skin. This is unique ...an original creation!
How could I overlook this one...? Very original stuff!