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Published: 2010-01-23 20:37:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 7495; Favourites: 150; Downloads: 0
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This is my kiriban prize for my ΓΌbersweet for catching my 60 000th pageview!! 
His scene request was similar to my Daybreak and Twilight - the composition is similar, but I didn't want to make it look too similar, so I chose an unusual POV, plus - first time in my life lol - I really sat down and experimented with rock functions and materials. I used a material from =nukeation 's Mineral Infinity pack for basics, then I examined it, played with layers etc...
Well, he liked it
Vue 8 Infinite + minor postwork in PS CS4
Special thanks to my =iMUDa1 for his brand new custom render profile 
Thanks for viewing!
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Comments: 59
Very nice. I love your Vue work. It's quite impressive. I have the mineral infinity pack as well. I never got as good as you did on your rock colorations though. they look very natural. I love it.
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Your work is always stunning! This is a beautiful piece. You consistently manage to create convincing and captivating worlds...
Well done.
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Great work! The whole picture really looks believable! My only critique is the tree in the corner, it looks slightly out of place.
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Incredible make a videotutorial pleaseee!!! 
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Thanks a lot!
I can't make a video tutorial, but if I have more time, I may make some making-of tutorials.
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please. Thanks
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hi can i ask u one ? who u get this noise godray effect ?
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Slightly increased Aerial Perspective, light balance pulled to sunlight (at least 70%), increased fog and haze density, and/or low stratus fog cloud layer, and volumetric sunlight on
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thanks for sharing .its very helpful for me
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at your own risk
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OMG. Now that is totally amazing...'cept for the people(backs are too bright). You totally killed it. You really do need to give us some atmospheric tips now and then
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Thank you so much!
Now I'm trying to learn realistic atmospheres and bring it to the level where I can give tips
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Welcome!
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"Here we are! On the land of the morning star..."
beautiful work!
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"Who Let The Features Out? Who? Who? Who? Whoooooooo?" (Sing it to the tune of "Who Let The Dogs Out?") Hahaha. Congratulations, YOU made it in my 60th Journal Feature in here: [link]
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this is soooooooo fantastic! faved + featured!
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Wow, lots of thanks!!!
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No problem!
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BTW, if you have the time, check/comment/critique/fave from my gallery if you'll like any. Thanks a lot!
Have a great week!
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The terrain and its materials are the real winners in this
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I love the sense of depth you create in this scene. And those steep terrains Won't you tell how you make those? 
Lovely work Drea! 
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Thanks a lot!
The terrain work was very complex; a series of exeriment so I can't even remember every step, but I turned the terrains to procedural, then added a slight stara filter, then added a new material layer with the same material but different bump function...something like that
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I just got Vue 8 so I haven't yet learned about strata filter but if that's what you're doing, it sure looks cool!
More than the technique though, I admire your aesthetic choice and composition. Keep it going!
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Awesome image as always. I am trying to make something that is kinda in the same solar system as you and iMUDa1, but I will probably still be in another galaxy!! I can not believe the level of detail you get! Awesome work!
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Thank you so much! Well, keep trying, keep experimenting and trust me it will pay off
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persons look too bright, but rest is AWESOME!!!!
sorry, constructive criticism...
but the rest is really awesome!
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Yeah, you're not the only one who spotted this. These characters are low-poly, not too good quality models for distant views, so their skin texture are not the best either. You're right
Thank you!
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as the sun is shining on their backs, this is phsycially correct imo 
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umm, the sun is coming from their fronts... look at their shadows, the sun can't come from their back
and that other thing may be right, not sure about it exactly...
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OH damn! you're right! The shadows reveal its position
cheers mate
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Added as a favorite. I am trying it out as my wallpaper.
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many many thanks!
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What a gorgeous scene.
The misty atmosphere is superb.
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