Posted on July 7, 2021

Goldenwalk

I hope it’s not too early for Autumn renders 🙂 I don’t play video games like I used to, but I’d been wanting to play “Ghost of Tsushima” for a long time and finally picked it up a few weeks ago. Of course I was instantly dazzled by the incredible environments and put the game aside to recreate one of them 😀

This particular scene was inspired by the “Golden Forest” area but I’ve purposely left out the Japanese influences (this time) to give it a bit more general appeal.

Hope you enjoy it! Dual and triple-screens available 🙂

Posted on July 7, 2021

Motherboard

My education with Blender continues. I’d been meaning to learn how to use the new “Geometry Nodes” for a while now and decided to follow an interesting tutorial that I found on YouTube to create this stylized “motherboard”. While I did follow instructions and use some of the supplied texture maps, I did create all the models and I feel like I’ve made the scene my own in a number of ways. I hope you enjoy the render as much as I enjoyed learning how to make it.

Posted on June 6, 2021

Shores of Carina (Starlight)

I was thinking of the night version of “Shores of Carina” from the beginning. The title, for starters, refers to the famous nebula from Earth’s southern skies and the plan was to feature my Blender volumetric experiments in the night version.

I hope you enjoy it! Dual and triple-screen versions available!

Posted on June 6, 2021

Shores of Carina

While creating “Tropical Moon of Amatheia” I discovered a technique for generating interesting cloud shapes in VUE. I didn’t want the clouds to be the main focus in that project though so I set the technique aside for the moment.

With this scene I’m trying to more fully explore the possibilities. I may try integrating some of my Blender nebulae experiments for a possible night version…

Let me know what you think. Dual and triple-screen versions available!

Posted on June 6, 2021

Misty Mountains (Moonlight)

I haven’t decided if I want to add more lighting to this but I thought you guys should be able to use the dark version (like I have been) while I tinker. Some folks I’m sure would like to see the moon in frame, but I chose to keep it higher in the sky so the moonlight would fall on the mountain.

Let me know what you think. Dual and triple-screen versions available.