Big Moon by efflux
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Description
From the Pig planet again. It has undergone some minor tweaks. Mostly small surface details and some things you can't really see much in this render. However, a new clouds graph and there is also a new graph for altitude driven distorted perlin strata. Hardly visible here but you can see the odd subtle swirl on the ground. This graph will be big in my next planet. It is capable of extremely dramatic perlin or voronoi strata effects.
Most of this stuff gets discussed on the Planetside forum.
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Comments (13)
reminds me of something for a story board or preproduction for a movie really nice image
Wicked stuff mate!!
des displacements original, une idee a reprende. du jamais vu pour l'instant, c'est simpas
D'accord avec Jesscser, dommage que la roche manque un peu d'aspérités !!
That's quite a disturbing lump of a rock... but I like it: I like the aspect ratio too.
(: WOW... :O ...;)
Very scifi. Well done!
Cool work again!
Very interesting ! I keep thinking of 'Darth Maul' whenever i look at the materials on the rock.. the moon looks cool !
Very good work, again! The 'Pig' looks like negative luminosity at some spots (not the shadows, the dark areas).
Though there are those hard shadows, it is more pleasing to my eye than the previous ones.
Super cool sci-fi scene, beautiful colors and impressive work.
New worlds, new wonders... I like this ! Note that some rock structures in the Hoggar (Algeria) have some similitaries with your creation : http://wiwine.christianfly.com/img/erode/Erode-01.jpg
WOW! Love the colour and swirl formations.