The Not-So-Great Divide by Rich2
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
After rendering 3 or 4 images along this theme, I still am not satisfied. I must have digital artist's block.
Thanks for looking in!

Comments (20)
White surfacing is awesome!!
Love the detail in this one colors and surfaces are excellent
Like the contrast of the white surface, maybe an old river -lake bed, well done!!!!
Wonderful and detailled. The light looks fantastic and the surface is outstanding.
Fantastic terrain!
lxlt surface and pov
Genial PoV, perfect surface and light, super mood and image!
Beautiful surfaces ! Excellent POV and light !
Looks great to me! Awesome textures and lighting, interesting camera angle.
Simple - excellent !!
You're pushing too hard; I don't see why you should be dissatisfied with this creation. You've done an excellent job here Rich!
Hmm I tink I'm jealous, excellent work.
Man, I wish my artist's block looked like this! I think it's an excellent piece, Rich. That is one stunning terrain! The surfaces, POV, and lighting all make this a wonderful render. :)
man, what environaut posted. Excellent surface work n lighting
Beautiful compo with the textures !
Well, I'm a block head so join the crowd :)...this looks excellent to me...I think the TG addiction grows stronger and requires one to seek out better methods and techniques ...sometimes I just slap by block forehead and say...geez keep it simple :)
Super Terrain, Surfaces and Light! Your Terrain Creations just Amaze me!
Excellent render here, Your creative juices seems to be flowing quite well.
It happens, but this is still excellent! I like the surface and lighting; great pov!
I have tried a number with this type of view, but I can't seem to find a way to highlight the terrain detail like you do. Block or no, this is wonderful.