The Mount by ThomasMacCallum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is pretty much the same scene as my last post but with a very different approach. I needed to assemble several layers in Photoshop with this one as I found what I was trying to achieve was too much for my PC to do in one hit.
Carrara with Geocontrol and Photoshop.
Comments (30)
Superbe, belle perspective, great vue
Superb Tom! Excellent pov, textures and cloud layer!
SUPERB!
Looks great Tom, I love the pov from here on it
Cool!!!
changing an aerial photograph is cheating you know ;) just kidding, looks rather good
Great vue
wonderful work, and excellent textures and lighting.
Very cool arial view! Looks like a photo, nice work putting this one together.
Very beautiful scene. I prefer this POV.
Over the top on this one Thomas..Excellent!
Beautiful view and scene. Bunny
Fantastically real landscape - love the clouds and trees too!
terrific view! I wonder, is it a real DEM file for the topo?
very fine image, thomas.
I love this terrain work...amazing.
Superb work! Awesome POV!!!
Man, that is fantastic - it looks amazingly realistic. Your Carrara-fu is strong.
I like the angle.... lots of realism here too!
Yes, Great render, fantastic.
wicked!
Stunning!
Incredible.
Very cool- and as I stated last time- I had no idea you could do terrains like this in Carrara. Bravo on using multiple layers to get the desired effect- You know I have lots of respect for your work because you take the time and effort to make real art or to experiment until you get a desired effect- this is a prime example!
Wonderful work!
it is super! magnificent!
Excellent work!
That's a photo right?...no? Cripes it's so good it hurts.
Great image, excelent light!
Wow! This is amazing. I'd love to know more about how it was done. Is there a forum post somewhere devoted to the creation notes for this image?