Viridian Ocean of Carsyphuce by woz2002
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is the result of playing around with Carsyphuce. I rarely leave anything as it is & always try to improve upon what Ive already done...sometimes resulting in a failure other times a success. Here I wanted to look at creating a more frigid version of the planet with icy looking skies & snows that melt at altitudes & on the slopes via a Hyperspace mixer. In addition I wanted a water that was different. This lovely green really caught my eye....but then I wondered what would cause green oceans, hence Viridian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viridian
Created with Mojo Pro 3.1 & the slightest of tweaks in Ulead Photoimpact 11 + framing & text.
FSV recommended.
TFV&C
Wºz™
PS: If you look please drop a comment, strong crits welcomed :)

Comments (14)
Wonderful landscape!!
cool!!! I love the viridian ocean.
Excellent haze, mattes and horizon colors, very well done indeed
The altitude controlled snow is super, greatly effective and the Atmo looks pretty damn Chilly. Now the Green water....prolly best Not drink it, LoL...Excellent MoJo work man Peace
Excellent Mojoworld scene!
Difficult to find criticism - well done!
I think this is wonderful!!! Very cool having the water emerald green!
Excellent landscape and water!!!
like ttat landforms
I like the central part and the ocean. However there
s something wrong with the atmo. And its not just the pinkish haze, but the fact the terrain in the very background is totaly washed out (flattened?). May be it`s the results of the postwork?@ Slav...its the atmos mix & 30 density to the mnist Im using.
Very accomplished work Woz, it's the colours and dramatic atmos that work well together !
Thx Oct (& all), appreciated :-)
I like the cloud formation... too much! Very dramatic.