Forgotten Shores by Orestes
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This one was a quikie used as a test render on my new Alienware laptop. TFV!

Comments (19)
Excellent pic and excellent laptop! ;)
wonderfull! i'm ashamed thinking this is a quicky render!! Fantastic!!
Beautiful pict !
well done
Impressive terrain and very good lighting. PW is excellent too. Only surfaces could be slighty better (to my taste).
That is quite impressive!!! That planet is really cool too!! It doesn't look like lunar cell to me... How did you make that?
Amazing light and colors. You have a remarkable ability with contrasting light and dark stuff. Also the compositions are so powerful and I love the planets. Got to figure out how to do these... ;)
Fantastic pov. The strata and postwork are outstanding.
This is stunning! Awesome work.
Very nice, but some reason the world rising kind of throws off the composition a bit for me.
Excellent!
If this was a quicky .... it was a lucky one !! Excellent !!
Nice work, wonderful
Lucky devil! Excellent terrain, pov, surface, mood and lighting - that planet is superb - excellent atmo on it and everything!!
lucky devil indeed! hey remember me David? I'm your wife, the one you used to spend time with before you got your Alien baby...hehe ;P great terrain and pov...like the surface textures and the strata...nice low hanging cloud base, it sets that awesome planet off perfectly!
Awesome work I to love these planets you do Been looking at laptops have to give this one a peek.
Luuucky! It appears to be working very well :).
How the heck do you layer the cloud over the planet so perfectly! This is wonderful - great planet!!
Mi piacerebbe tantissimo imparare ad usare terragen cosi'...immagine davvero stupenda, nelle forme e nei colori. Excellent!