'D' by choronr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The 'D' character title denotes the count of 500 in Roman Numerals; which, in this case is the title of my 500th image using Terragen over the past 10 years.
I used a DEM file of Boot Mesa Oljeto, Utah which is part of Monument Valley, Arizona for the terrain that I've used while working with Terragen Classic some years ago. I imported the .ter file into Terragen 3 for starters. Here is a link to that area: http://www.alltravels.com/united-states/utah/oljeto/photos/current-photo-44885403 .
Credits are as follows:
• Terrain - I believe that buzzzzz1 shared this with me some time ago.
• Soft Voronoi cracks combined with 10m cracks - mhaze and dandelO; thanks guys.
• Fake Hero Rock by inverse smoothing combined with stones (null shader) - Dune and dandelO; thank you both.
• Fake grass; PGS Evolution - by dandelO; thanks Martin.
• All vegetation - by Walli; thanks Jan.
I enjoyed putting this one together. Render time was 2.11 hours.
Bob
Comments (20)
Superb!
The texture of the rocks and desert is exceptional. Great time/ erosion effects. Colors are also top O the line.
Superb!
Excellent work!!!
Excellent image and lighting. Great terrain. Congrats on D. :-) Corrie
This is "D" Best with more to come! Congratulations on 500, that is no easy feat!!!
Excellent work
a postcard render with a delightful landscape! all aspects are perfect and it has a light and joyful mood! a perfect sene for a great hike! ;o)
congrats! a lot of work and learning! now you turned into a master ;o)
Thank you Rita. I still have much more to learn about Terragen 3. Wish I had a degree in mathematics, it would help understanding the use of the 'function shaders'.
Nice work Bob !!
Dynamite Bob! I was going to Delve through the Dictionary to find some "D" words but I Decided that would be Dreadfully Discourteous...so I Didn't. Despite that, a Damn fine Display of rock Decay. At first I thought the rock was Dacite, Diorite or perhaps Diatomite, but Deemed it to be something Different...Definitely. The plant Distribution is Dandy and very Desert like...Delightful Depth and Distance too! As an art teacher I would give this a well Deserved "D"...D'oh!
Thank you Pete. My guess is that maybe the stone is a combination of Navajo sandstone and some calcified rock although the land-form appears similar to that of a cinder cone of an ancient volcano.
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Very nice work. Well done.
A majestic rock with awesome eroded face, excellent composed Bob!!!!!!!!
A wonderful "Post Card". Keep up the great work Bob!
This is a fine image. Great job!
I LOve the terrain- the erosion and slope are perfect; a beautiful scene, Bob, and excellent work on the plants, as always.
Great job!
Superb balance and a wonderful image to view. The central peak is awesome....another excellent work from the Desert King!!!
xlt work Merry Christmas to you. and yours
Love this scene Bob ! Your cliffs are just about perfect ! Paul