Pitted Dunes by EoinArmstrong
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Description
Still messing around!
tfv&c
Comments (19)
Lovely clarity here.... And coloring to.
The colors and sky are very good but I like the most the contrast of the earth tones of the dunes.POV is great.
Wonderful Effect. What planet is this ?
This is looking so cool, I love the mats on the terrain and really like those craters.
I like very much the colours in this one. Interesting compo too.
3DGavin: it's my own planet and mats - just a 2.5 hour build quickie!
Wonderful pic !
messing = fiddling.... Very nice detail on the dunes... I can appreciate the tweaking it takes to find the right combination to achieve this. :-)
wow amazing clarity indeed! The detail is superior! Very well done.
I don't know mojoworld, but I really like this pic! The dunes/sand seems to have a metallic sheen to my eyes! Love the colors!
Nice details !
Wow! This is beautiful. If you are just messing around, I can hardly wait until you get serious! Excellent work Eoin.
EXCELLENT... Fantastic sand dunes...
cool mojo desert
In early spring the edges of the dunes around Mojave turn to deep mud. Passage is impossible even on the most Determined bogwheeler. At that point one can assess the progrss in exploring terrain as an obstacle with steam pouring off the pipes. Silt is finer than silica sand and silica sand is finer than decomposed granite. Dunes vary in softness and drainage which is perhaps not of interest to preservers of desert pupfish but appeals to the engineer.
very nice work !!!
I like the subtle details..
Wonderful detailing. I like the combination of these darker red/brown areas. Lovely sublety to the mats here!!!
Excellent surface work and composition