Description
Sticking with the planetscape theme here. I wanted to see if I could use Oculus Medium to create icebergs here. The planets are a mix of Vue rendered “planetary landscapes” (spherical terrains) and one that I created in Lightwave.
Caerulea
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Single Screen
- Lossless Master plus
- 1024x768 (4:3)
- 1152x864 (4:3)
- 1280x800 (16:10)
- 1280x1024 (5:4)
- 1366x768 (16:9)
- 1440x900 (16:10)
- 1600x1200 (4:3)
- 1600x900 (16:9)
- 1680x1050 (16:10)
- 1920x1080 (16:9)
- 1920x1200 (16:10)
- 2160x1440 (3:2)
- 2560x1440 (16:9)
- 2560x1600 (16:10)
- 2880x1800 (16:10)
- 3456x2234 (MBP)
- 3840x2160 (16:9)
- 3840x1600 (21:9)
- 4096x2304 (16:9)
- 5120x2880 (5K)
30 reviews for Caerulea
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Sylvia
I love it!! Awesome! You know they say that having a fish tank lowers your blood pressure, and it’s a fact. But for me this is my fish tank!
euro16v [liferplus]
I love the ice planet style wallpapers!
Ryan
Thank you! It’s actually a new planet model I designed (using Lightwave and a program called “Wilbur”) but I didn’t really think it detailed enough to be the main subject of a scene. It worked nicely here though and certain evokes “Crucible” for folks who remember that far back :-)Thanks for the comment!!
Becca85 [lifer]
That may seem like an interesting Review Title, but I have to say that I love when some of your former works creep into your newer works. Case in point: the Crucible planet making an appearance here. It’s like a little gift from the past.
Grue [lifer]
Unfortunately for my triple-screen use, the curve distortion in the multiscreen views is a dealbreaker for me using this as a background. I gave it a couple days but it just ruins the illusion of the setting for me.
ZUL [liferplus]
I like the light source shining on the icebergs. They edges look very realistic.
Phineas [basicmember]
It looks all the more cold because of the partially molten moon in the sky. I could almost wish it was fully molten – extra contrast.
Timhogs [liferplus]
I’d say the iceberg experiment was a success. And the moons are beautiful (I noticed on the duals and triples, though, that they aren’t exactly round – was that intentional?)
Tyler [lifer]
Having this up on my dual work monitors and staring at it for hours now I’m realizing this is actually a masterpiece. I originally loved it at first sight now it’s quickly becoming a favorite it’s just so crispy man.
Ryan
Have you tried the version for the Samsung Galaxy?
Gibbylinks [basicmember]
Once again brilliant Ryan, but why no Android HD anymore?
Keith-E [nonmonthly]
I like this one enough to use it across multiple monitors. As usual, looking forward to the tri-screen. My first thought was how real the ice looked, harking back to Circumpolar. â¥
Darren [basicmember]
Amazing image. It genuinely looks cold. The ice is superb, I think Oculus Medium worked out nicely.
Jenanne [liferplus]
Wonderful, Ryan! I love this!
Josh [liferplus]
This is going up there with one of my all time favorites, Niflheim.
Ozaawaagosh [basicmember]
Love This One, great colours, awesome realism and great theme, in agreement with the comment that Tyler made. Great render Ryan.
BigD [basicmember]
I too like the more minimalist look to wallpapers and think this one is spot on. The colors and layout are great!
Tyler [lifer]
Love the satellite planets right off the bat. Brilliant integration of what looks to be Crucible (http://digitalblasphemy.com/preview.shtml?i=crucibleplanet) and Skyward (http://digitalblasphemy.com/preview.shtml?i=skyward3). Not sure if that was by design or not but it works.
vtowens [lifer]
Love this one, clean lines, great coloring, calming effect. Great work!!
Nathan Zachary [lifer]
That one is lovely, too! My first thought was of Boreal:
http://digitalblasphemy.com/preview.shtml?i=boreal1
Absolutely love that one, and use it quite often. 🙂
Jeff Cook [basicmember]
Those icebergs are spectacular!
num3ers [basicmember]
Gave this a 1 by mistake…..9 IMO all day long.
David M [lifer]
Love, love, love your planetscapes. My only critique here is that often your icebergs seem to have very flat surfaces when they hit the waterline: the lines are so very straight where the ice meets the water, no sense of unevenness. But otherwise, the ice looks so dang real and I love how your planetscapes inspire wonder and awe and the imagination.
John Moore [basicmember]
Morning Ryan… someone else mentioned this and I have to agree. I really like to blue and white tones to this drawing. I have finally replaced the magic mushrooms on my desktop.
John Kinane [basicmember]
please? 😉
Littlemom [liferplus]
This is a nice one Ryan. I love the blue and white tones to this. Great Job!!!
Ryan
You might be right. I walk by an old print of “Majesty” in my house just about every day and this piece is sort of a homage to that (note the earthlike planet).
Nathan Zachary [lifer]
I like the more minimalistic planetscapes like this one. To me, though, it would be better with just the single large planet in the background. The others seem superimposed and out-of-place.
ChrisW [basicmember]
Very nice. It does remind me of a couple of other images you’ve done, such as “Arctica” and “Boreal”, with a touch of “Crucible” as well. Overall, very impressive — and just the thing to greet summer with!
Rodewaryer [basicmember]
Firstly, you can feel it, as anyone that’s been somewhere cold. It sparks the awe sense at the scope of it all and yet leaves one with a bit of hopelessness at there being no where to….go. Not entirely different that finding yourself home only to find debris….