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An update to a piece I created in 2000 using World Builder. I’ve always been fascinated with the view just beneath the surface…
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An update to a piece I created in 2000 using World Builder. I’ve always been fascinated with the view just beneath the surface…
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Creighton Grotbeck
[Lifetime Supporter, Lifetime]
I tend to go for tranquility inducing scenes. So this fits the bill nicely!
David Goldsborough
[Lifetime]
Thank you Jessie
Aaron Aguiar
Kamal Gathani
[Lifetime]
Nice one, Ryan. Great render.
Kenneth Degel
[Lifetime Plus]
Absolutely love that another render from the past. Keep it up! I love your Halloween ones and look forward to some of those being redone
Robert Lanktree
[Lifetime]
Now we’re talkin’, this is an excellent render.
Jennifer Helgren
[Lifetime Supporter, Lifetime]
Wonderful remake!
John jlavin
[Lifetime]
Very nice – listening to your wife was a good idea! Best render in a little while, IMHO!
Nick Tyrrell
[Lifetime Plus]
Got him… after a chance of aspect ratio.
Nick Tyrrell
[Lifetime Plus]
Ah… found the little green fellow on the single screen version but can’t see him on my dual version.
Marian Justiss
[Lifetime]
I have always loved these waterlily wallpapers. This actually looks very much like my pond. Thanks for the remake
Michelle Best
[Basic]
For those looking for the little green frog, it can be found near the flower on the bottom left. 🙂
Michelle Best
[Basic]
Looks real and the little frog is cute. The image would not be the same without it.
Nick Tyrrell
[Lifetime Plus]
A delightful image.
Very peaceful and tranquil but wait…. not a single frog anywhere to be seen
Ribbit…
Cathy Warren
[Lifetime Plus]
This is a great remake and I love it.
Nathan Zachary
[Plus, Lifetime]
Though it is a nice remake, I find the difference in colouration between the left screen and the right screen (of the triple-screen render) to be too stark. I also think that the perspective is jarring with the sharp angles (almost fisheye-lens-esque). I’ve been stuck on “Bluebell Season” for some time now, but I hope that we get another take on this one. As always, your work is stellar, even when it is one that I don’t personally favour.
Ryan
[Owner]
I’ve posted a newer multiscreen render since this morning. Not sure if it fixes the problems you mentioned but it’s a little better I think.