Silent Gliding (TG2 Underwater test) by gradient
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Well, it takes much too much time to render water from the top...so, I thought I'd give it a try from underneath....LOL!
Terrain: TG2 Constructed
Render Time: less than 2 hours
Credit: Sand/caustic image map "Sabbia" thanks to Mayday142
Enjoy!

Comments (28)
Excellent undersea scene !
Outstanding TG2 work. Fantastic surface and underwater effect. Looks really great!!
Excellent !!!
Wowwww, so impressiv work and excellent color and composition !!! Fantastic !!! :)
lol! you're right and the resul is excellent.
Great idea!!! Fantastic work and view!!! Bravo!!!
Fantastic picture !
Superb image!
Really Stunning!! A very Great Render!!! A question; I see in here see water caustics. It was generated by Tgd or it is some terrain settings to achieve caustics looking? Best Regards Max
Beautiful render, great work !
Very beautiful underwater scene.
great terrain and atmo ;-) like the manta
Excellent! FIVE STARS
Great underwater scene.
Wow! That's amazing!
I like these thick atmospheres. You have a great feeling for this stuff.
@Max; Caustics achieved in TG2 by using image map of Mayday142's "sabbia" sand texture....available here in Freestuff section.
Excellent. Perfect.
Well done John; this certainly has the sensation of undersea.
Wow- undersea TG!
Excellent
You guys are killing me. How are you figuring out tg2 so fast!
excellent underwater result! that "fish" adds a lot!
Outstanding idea, perfect realism here. The ray adds the right touch to an underwater scene...
Hey your underwater photography skills match your dry skills!!! ;)excellent!!!!
Billiant idea - I love it :) - I do not have the patience for even this kind of render time myself so hats off to you :D
Looks like you've been having fun testing out T2. I really like the depth and real feel of being underwater here.
This is just so cool. Great job.