Stormy Weather
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Created with Vue 7 Infinite, thanks...
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
Autres fonds d’écran de Richard Mohler
Commentaires (35)
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Saied
Really Impressive !!!! Really it doesn't look like a storm ! I think it needs some information like : the name of the place , city, country & ... !!! What do you think! Can you email me where is it ? Tnx anyway !
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Abrosious
Your best work by far! Always a pleasure to look at a new piece of yours
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parasbhanot
i like ur editing stile but this wallpaper does't has details . i mean look at the mountains they r too dark . gamma also needs correction .
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chizy
This is one of the most inspiring wallpapers I have look at in the same time ... beautifully !!! Thanks for sharing!!! I like this feeling!!!
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That's a long time..
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I started with Vue d'Esprit 2 ;-)
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mcrackin
Pretty good work here, I like the feeling. However the first thing I notice is the 'sideways' trail that comes up on the left on the side of the mountain. Any vehicle or person would kind of just, slip into the water =D. Also, the way the water meets the shore/land is too sharp. You should try adding some rocks, tall grass growing out of the water, or other easy ideas that can make the transition seem more realistic. There is also a lighting 'line' in the middle of the S bend on the water texture and some more lighting issues on the top right mountains that create blocky shading on the back of the mountain where the sun fades away into shade.
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Thanks, I'm sure your right. How many years have you been messing with Vue?
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The composition and lighting are nice here, but I think the vegetation and textures need work. Try scaling down the trees and upping the density. I would also put trees on the hills and maybe lower their elevation a little. Just my 2¢.
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Thanks, evidentally the road doesn't look to good, oh well..
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You know I use Vue 6.... and I seriously thought this was a photograph when I first looked at it. You did a hell of a good job on it. The composition with the river reminds me of a famous Ansel Adams photo.
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Thanks guys..
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Yes Genocide, the road needs a touch up.... lol
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Mateo1041
I really like it. To me, it's the overall artwork that counts. Shadows are generally only minor details.
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stubulman
We really appreciate the time and skill it takes to create these scenes. With all due respect to photography, you are starting with only a blank canvass and your imagination. Please keep up the good work.
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Scoterican
Very well done. I agree with ExcellenceoftheMind's comment about the shadows. You probably would have been better either ending the road when it reached the hill, or having it wander off the left of the screen below it. You would have to carve up the hillside to get a road to fit along it realistically. But, the lines on the side of the hill stand out from the rest of the work because the overall quality is so high. Take them off, align the shadows with the sunlight, and it is superb. That said, it is very well done.
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Genocide
It's great Richard, although I agree with the others about the road..I think it just needs a bit of touching up :)
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Thanks everyone..
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Smith Geet
Great work.....it looks not stormy
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ExcellenceoftheMind
Overall this is a great Illustration, but it needs some touching up. I completely agree with the comments on the road looking fake. On the side of the hill it should flatten out instead of just being ugly dirt tracks. Also the shadows don't quite have consistency or follow the direction that the suns rays would create. The sun is slightly to the right of center but the majority of your shadows would have the sun in the center or even to the left at times. They're well done, but you need to work on the direction of them. Overall great piece of work! I made it my wallpaper. :D