Alien Creek

[Dune]

Putting the 'alien' trees in a different setting than the Kepler thing.... and needing an 'alien' beastie, I just made one in Zbrush. Not an overwhelming sculpt, but it suits my need, for now.

[luvsmuzik]

beady eyed little critter ...."keep off the grass" type of amphibian

As usual great stuff!

[Lady of the Lake]

Like the first image the best.......those trees are amazing.

[fleetwood]

Looks like it could be an ancestor of our turtles. Like the light and sky of the first. In that one I have the feeling I know exactly how shallow that water is. Wading across should be no problem.. except for what might be just under the surface.

[j meyer]

  Cute little mudhopper.
The rudimentary,prehistoric look fits nicely.

[Kadri]

Sweet

[Dune]

Mudhopper indeed. I made a new one yesterday. Hindlegs not yet very developed. Put it in the other terrain file, where I added some beach areas to accomodate this handsome fellow. This little excercise also made me think about surf, beach and waves again, but I will post another thread about that.

Btw. little post on the foam edge, which wasn't perfect at all.

[DocCharly65]

"Alien Creek" needs to be renamed in "Prehistoric Creek" but anyway great render! 

[Dune]

It's life on Kepler 452b as it was 20 million years ago  (the critter and trees are not scientifically perfect AT ALL)

[Kadri]

I like the last one too.

[bobbystahr]

great development...love the critter in  AlienTerrain_29-08-16-v1.jpg, especially the translucent dorsal(?)ridge

[mhaze]

Great images - very  moody and convincing.

[masonspappy]

Great Image. (really like the Pleistocene pollywog) .
Maybe some damp sand at the water/beach boundary?

[DannyG]

Nice set Ulco

[Dune]

Yes, I forgot the wet sand at the beach. Well, that's something for next time. I wanted the dorsal fin to be really transparent (glass shader+ some color mix), but messed up a bit making the fin (I should have made it a loose part), so it's kind of ugly with a water/glass shader. Translucency also does some good.