Titan Revisited by Rich2
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Cassini probe in orbit around Saturn has radar-mapped the surface of its largest moon, Titan and has found compelling evidence for hydrocarbon lakes on the surface.
This is probably what one would see, though in reality the heavy clouds would be far too dense to allow the view of Saturn, or even the Sun.
Thanks for looking in!

Comments (15)
Superb atmospheric piece, outstanding! (Have you seen the 4-minute video of Huygens descent to the surface of Titan?)
Love your choice of colors here. Great POV and lighting. Excellent render. And im glad you allowed us a peek beyond those clouds! :o)
Most beautiful concept and work!!!!
Fantastic Atmo and frontside surfaces!
Fabulous rocks and amazingly lovely atmo. Cheers.
Excellent Rich I love the Terrain and POV and your chose of lighting and surfaces.Yet another job well done.And thank You of the link that was nice.
smoking prohibited ;-0 cool artists impression
so beautiful
Out of the park Rich!! Great detail in the surface textures. This atmo is a real stunner...I love the way the light glints off those hills across the water. Very tasty eye-candy!!
This is really beautiful, Rich. Superb work.
What a great terrain. Love the understated atmo and excellent postworked moon. Very nice all round!
Excellent render and surfaces. Love the way you've done the atmo and reflections off the hydrocarbon lake.
Splendid representation of Titan's landscapes. The atmo is particularly well done. A great work for sure !
Now that is a POV.... magnificent work on this Rich... the land forms in this terrain are superb, excellent surfacing and waters...
Superb scenery. You've also given it the feel of a dense heavy atmosphere.