shore effect beach scene by bobbystahr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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using a clip file for the effect, if it's yours let me know to credit you.
Comments (14)
I really like that! I wish I could get Bryce vegetation to look that good. I wish also that I could get the instancing to work like it is advertised to.
Agree and mainly why Bryce has become mainly a modeling app for me...everything seems easier and better in Terragen 3
Very nice landscape. The water looks real good.
This is beautiful. It looks like a lake I used to go to. Very nice work on the whole landscape and it is nicely populated!
Gorgeous image. Lovely place for a rest. Corrie
cool
Very beautiful and pleasant vernal landscape! This winter is very long and very cold... I almost forgot how trees look with leaves LOL So hope that spring will arrive soon!
Thanks Mike...."This winter is very long and very cold..."...heh heh heh, you have no idea how much I identify with that. Ours here in Winnipeg MB started early and we've been colder and getting snow more often than I can remember and I've lived here 65 years...Hoping/wishing for Spring but dreading it as well as this is prime condition for overland flooding of the rivers here and there are lots of them....
excellent realistic work !
Very well done
Nice setup
Thanks all..still no clue where I git that clip file,,,still looking though
Love the water. Everything is ice here in South Texas......weird weather.
nice way u shaped the waves, bobby :)
Very realistic work. Well done.
You're a master with Terragen!
Thanks Alain but I am merely a struggling mister atm. This scene uses resources created by true masters in the form of clip files which I have been using rather well to teach myself TG3 as I can't afford the tutorials and online sessions that so many benefit from. Have you tried importing any of your lovely autos into TG3, I'm thinking the jag 120...was my dream car as a student as my auto shop teacher had one and had me as his helper when he worked on t because I put a cloth over the fender before I leaned over to do as he asked to the spark plugs.