Mojolith Breathers by AndyWelder
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Playing with the settings of Rich2's Mojoliths.TGC I found checking "Smooth surface" made it possible to push the envelope for the displacements and produced round, more organic shapes. Inspired by those shapes I added a flesh tones surface and the result made me think of lungs, hence the title.
The sky is based on my "Average Dutch" clip file, added for more drama.
Credits: Rich2 - Mojoliths clipfile, lightning - Tortured hand plants.
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Comments (17)
Nicely controlled contortions. Once your "cat herding" (paraphrasing Rich2 here I think) skills are in place working with the Mojoliths is fun. Thanks for the heads up on the "smooth surface" tweak.
fascinating and somewhat alien landscape!
Amazing image!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
AmaZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzing landscaping!
Fantastic terrain! Lovely lighting. Corrie
Amazing Terrain!
Mmm Hmm!! I believe you have created the next generation Mojos here Andy, Very Well Done!!!
Killer sky and mojo-Esq terrain
Wonderful terrains and absolutely stunning atmosphere to make it all so dramatic.
I like how in the trees and grass there looks to be pathways or separated for irrigation like a farm in the middle of the desert.
A cracking render, Andy. Nice to see Mojoworld in Terragen 2. It looks like a lot of un. I never seem to have the time to check the galleries, far less learn TG2. A shame. This, on the other hand is just gorgeous. It deserves a Science Fiction novella at least... Warm regards, from a cold-but-sunny Glasgow. With apples and pears, and even some maple leaves hitting the ground this last week, I suspect that Mother Autumn is not very far away. Oh well maybe we'll have a better summer next year. Warm regards, John.
@ John - yes, I believe I compared the controlling of displacements in TG2 not unlike the herding of cats... Smooth surfaces, eh? - seems there is much to learn still, as if I didn't know that already. I'll have to look into that. I didn't percieve the scale of this until I saw the itty-bitty trees. Very well done, and so glad you have a machine that can handle TG2!
The displacements are too cool, as is the atmosphere..and the sense of scale is awesome!
Wow...cool!!
Almost misted this one ,great
helemaal te gek! love it!
MJW licht en atmo's kunnen niet tippen aan TG2 moet ik zeggen mooje mojolieten