Bali by Markal
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
TG .9.43, 2049 World Machine 2 terrain of the same name. Postwork in PSP7, clarify, fade correction, sharpen, unsharpmask, LunarCell moons and photo of man in canoe.....thanks!
Yeah...I turned the ratings back on...but, you don't have to rate it unless you want to...:)

Comments (43)
I love all your work and especially this one Mark!
Hai Mark (as in Bali). A beautiful moonlit scene; conical peaks are wonderfully formed, and lighting and composition are excellent. The canoeist is a great post feature. You probably know you could have done a wee bit more work on him to make him and his canoe less 2d-ish. A touch of dodge on the starboard fringes of man and boat where the moonlight reflects. This simple touch will suggest his 3d-ishness. Then to indicate movement you need to add ripples where paddle and canoe disturb the water (you may even be able to get them from the original photo of canoeist, then just blend them in). An excellent Terragen render.
A masterpiece .... love your surface and water and POV !!! Agree with Bob, would be a little more better without the planets !!!
I like the towering rocks with coloured strata.
what a wonderful place!!!!!!!!!!
Mark, as always your beautiful interpretation of other worlds and places just blow me away. There is so much depth to the image, the colors are so serene and lovely. Gorgeous Render
Wonderful!
Wow fantastic image!!! Great work!!!
Superb image. Very dreamy and full of hope.
The painted desert look is inspired. Adding the canoe provides a sense of scale.
I want to go there too. Wouldn't that be awesome!! Amazing work.
-- wonderful --
Marvelous work! I really like the perspective that you used on this piece.