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Artist's CommentsFirst Snow First work for some weeks. I just wanted to learn more about terragen. And that's the result. I know, it's no big innovative monster artwork, but I like the mood in it. It's like the first day of winter, snow at evening and everything's just silent and peaceful. Lovely I hope you like it too. Technical Informations: - 4000x3000 px 300dpi - rendertime of terragenpart: 6hours - some of my own stocks - Adobe Photoshop CS + 3dsMax9 - 70 layers, 500mb psd Wallpaper is available in 5 sizes 1024x768 1280x1024 1600x1200 1440x900 1920x1200 ![]() edit: deleted river on planet, improved the moon and the lighthouse edit²: added promised widescreen.sizes Comments
als ich den titel las, dacht ich du hast schnee fotografiert
gute arbeit, wie eigentlich immer tobi -- Proud Member of: *webgraphix ~DesignersJunior My Profile | My Gallery | My Girlfriend hehe darum war ich auch so erstaunt über den titel
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September 13, 2007
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But then, as your eyes go exploring you notice a small beacon on top of the the most prominent mountain. There is life after all! Perhaps I am not stuck here anyway? Perhaps I live here...I may even be on a trip exploring this planet?
I always love when an artwork tells more than just the apparent story, and this one does so very well.
But the single detail that sucked me into this image, was the small planet or moon situated between "my" planet, and the large Earth-like planet in the back.
That globe makes the whole picture 3-dimensional, believable and lifelike.
The only hickup I have are the distant white mountains and their surrounding white "glow", atmosphere or mist.
They look like they don´t really belong.
Other than that, this is a great piece of artwork that looks like an image pulled out of the NASA archives 2167 A.D.
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