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The mountains and sky were created using Terragen with an overlay from a photo of trees at a lake. I used a photo of curling paper as a template for the paper waves which I manipulated in Photoshop.]]> Sat, 25 Jul 2009 17:39:02 +0000 http://webwings.cgsociety.org/gallery/646993

I created the beach scene in Terragen and used a photo of a tree that I manipulated in Photoshop. The rest I created using the Photoshop tools. 2D/3D]]> Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:36:09 +0000 http://webwings.cgsociety.org/gallery/419937

This image began as my entry in "The Journey Begins". I then changed the background using music I had written in Corel Draw last Century! I made the sky in Terragen and drew the rest using Photoshop.
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I began this work in the 3d software program called “Terragen” where I sculpted the mountains and made the valleys low enough for water. I added atmospheric conditions so that the sky became red and set the water to make it icy.
When I looked at the snowy mountains it suddenly looked like a cool refreshing drink. So I took it into Photoshop, where I used the mouse to draw a wine glass. I based the texure inside the glass on a photo I took of a towel.
The title came from the idea of mixing the primary RGB colours, which makes white.
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I created the terrain of the seaview using Terrapainter and worked on it in Terragen. I took the rendered image into Photoshop and added photos of fish and paint. I changed the colour of the paint tins and removed some of the text on it. I used the Photoshop brush tools for the rope and netting.
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Mixed 3D and 2D + photo of lizard. While on holiday I came accross some interesting rock formations and photographed them to use as surface overlays in Terragen. I also managed to capture this lizard on digital camera before it slithered into the darkness under a rock. I put the renedred Terragen image into Photoshop and altered the shape of some of the rocks to better fit the lizard.
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