In the mood for outstanding digital art?

Check out the Terragen galleries here:

http://haunter.student.utwente.nl/terra ... ?cat_id=12

or even better have a look at those created by other great proggies such as Bryce, 3D Studio Max, etc here:

http://haunter.student.utwente.nl/terra ... allery.php

*note -- the site appears to be on a slow server and may take a few seconds to display.

Man, Terragen makes some damn fine pics - the skies it produces are absolutely outstanding...

http://haunter.student.utwente.nl/terra ... ge_id=4157

That one looks very Tattooinesque.. You can almost imagine the pod racers whizzing past you on the right toward the gap in the mountains up ahead, hehe.

People are becoming very talented with Terragen. The skies, in my opinion were always excellent. He had a hard time with water for awhile, but finally got that too. I think when he finally releases the full version, I'm going to register it for commercial use. I haven't played with it in a year or so, but I'd like to get back into it. My old computer would take almost 3 hours to render an image. Now my new one does them in about 10 minutes or so. Makes it much more enjoyable.

//I picked this one today for my current wallpaper - http://haunter.student.utwente.nl/terra ... ge_id=4315

Mine take hours, but I'm just real picky, and I've gotta render 'em in like 6400x4800 resolution, so that I can resize 'em down to 1600x1200 and have things crystal sharp.

The name of the extraordinary artist Escher had been mentioned some time ago, this work is in a similar vein.

http://haunter.student.utwente.nl/terra ... ge_id=1203



Cheers...


C.C.

I have only used Photoshop, well started of with PaintShop lol.

But alot of people seem to be using these progs, might have ago myself when i get time.

I heard Maya is supposed to be real good.

i amhttp://haunter.student.utwente.nl/ter ... ge_id=4315 using this image as my background too, very nice indeed.