Deep Dish by Danny_G
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Displacements to a terrain by Slav. Rendered this a few months ago, just found it, worth showing.
Have a great weekend
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Comments (22)
So cool! The textures are awesome!
Awesome materials and terrain! Really well done
splendid world and ground ! I love colors and lightings !!! EXCELLENT for my eyes !
Impressive displacement... cool atm!
Fractals work at all scales, so you could call this a close-up of fungi, as well. It looks like something that grows on old Doug fir. Nice job!
Great Alien Structure!
This is an outstanding piece my friend, gorgeous creation!
Very cool and interesting terrain. Quite unique.
Pretty cool man, thought it was a Power Bulb from MB3D at first, super work Danny Peace
Very nice!
it is wonderful
I am always astonished by the versatility of Mojoworld and here by your inspiration and render of this gorgeous terrain and landscape! Superb work !
nice shot Danny ;-)
Very cool work Danny. The terrain looks great also.
cool landscape, looks like a fractal work
Excellent Texture and marvelous work danny...:)
Amazing stuff, Danny - This could be possible in TG2. And it sort of smacks of what old World Machine can do.
Yes this is worth showing!! good job man!
WOOOW! ")
bet the acoustics are cool here!
Wow! Absolutely worth showing. Quite beautiful.
A cracking landscape and render, Danny. I love the textures too. The sort of view which invites one in to explore, that ignites the imagination, and makes one speculate about the ecosystems that would exist in such an intriguing place. Bravo. Was this one of your TERRAGEN .ter files? I haven't explored much so far, but there are great POVs to be had. Thanks again for your freebies. Warm regards ( well about 10C/50F ) from Glasgow, John.