Mists Burning Off by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Vue8Frontier/Photoshop/Photoscape3.5
Playing with some plants from the Content Starter Pack,along with displaced terrain materials and cloud layers.Plants are the Parrot's Thistle and Red Bottle Fern,along with some anenomes re-textured with modified Vue preset materials.Terrain is a modified moss and rock displaced terrainscape material.Sky is a modified Stuffy preset,with low altitude clouds creating the fog layer.Volumetric sunlight selected,which pushed the render time for this render to 25 hours(in Final setting,120 dpi at this render size!).Postwork in Photoshop included a levels adjustment and signature...in Photoscape I added a bloom effect.Thanks for viewing and any comments!
Comments (11)
Great atmosphere and colors!
Excellent scene, Nice vibrant colors.
So wonderful!!!!
cool
Cool color scheme. Regarding volumetric sunlight, I find the extended render times are rarely worth the wait. For me it'd be easier to add them in post, plus I'd have more control.
Wow!!! Color, color and color...don't take this wrong but if streached side to side I could see this as an aquarium background! I have a 30 gallon fresh water tank and think fish and their habitat are cool!
Wow, that's an incredibly long render time, but well worth the wait. Maybe try playing with the mist and fog settings, without volumetric sunlight?
If Venus had life on its surface, this would be it! I can feel the searing heat of the air.
fantastic plants, wonderful alien world
This could almost pass for a Zerg-like environment from the StarCraft universe. Intriguing biosphere here.
Wonderful scene - great work!