...like a low res WIP for a nature enhancement project I'm working on.
And an absolutely stunning and beautiful share this is!
Reminds me of my own country landscapes which are still about four months away due to cold temperature.
Parkwood Grass again?
Thanks. No, it's a mix of the grasses I shared through NWDA and the internal grass clump. And lots of herbs of course.
The most appealing to me is the distant skyline and water, dunes are always good at making such large wilderness landscapes.
Looking very good. Good to see the cow parsley repitation problem is no more.
A beautiful tableau! You truly portray the quiet grandeur of your lovely country!
The presence of lilypads puts the little sprinkles on the cupcake.
Nicely done. Looks great.
Nice little mound with steps, old silo ruins? Great masking and mapping of course! :)
Thanks for your kind words. The mound is artificial, to give people an opportunity to watch over the area, which will be enhanced partly for meadow birds, and partly for more rough herbal vegetations. Mound is a SSS, with a masked strata shader for the stairs. Ditches and wider streams are masked from a satelitte image, and changed as needed, reeds masked by height minus presence of watermask. Most watery vegetation is procedural plus some pops.
I may replace the shrubbery though, not entirely super.
Updated (they continue to ask for changes).
lovely. great update!
I love the attention you always pay to the horizon, there is always a lot of detail. Is that also Terragen?
Looks great Ulco.
The underground is an image map with some extra fieldmapping added, so you may see some of that in the far distance. There's 2 pops too, one of a very simple clump of trees (partly lowered into the ground as shrubbery) and a very simple bunch of low poly buildings posing as farms, just randomly distibuted. Then there's a low haze by distance shader to give it less attention.
That background makes it for me. The rest of the image shows your mastery of vegetation placement in this otherwise simple man made landscape.
Mind blowingly beautiful part of the world you call home...as envious of that as I am of your talent...I really should have taken the oil painting course waaaay back....that you are a re formed painter of such talent certainly kicks your composition up above the average...thanks for sharing
Who said the "polders" are the most boring part of our country never saw them through your eyes.
Quote from: AndyWelder on January 06, 2018, 01:49:28 PM
Who said the "polders" are the most boring part of our country never saw them through your eyes.
and for the non Dutch amongst us
A polder (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈpɔldər] is a low-lying tract of land enclosed by dikes that forms an artificial hydrological entity, meaning it has no connection with outside water other than through manually operated devices.
@bobbystahr...glad I am old enough to have heard these terms from the people from "the old country" as we say here. :) I live in an area where they cleared the land and drug field stone out and built all kinds of stuff with them. There is still a boulder under my grandma's old house that was too big to move, hehe.
Finals have rendered out. Here's a crop of the total at 100%.
Wonderful.
stunning! 8)
Gorgeous!
Agree with all the preceding, they're certainly getting quality for their money,