Dune's cliff

[Dune]

I just keep on posting ideas and trials, but may come up with something very different in the end. So; another setup.

Too bad the fractal warp can't be controlled by altitude (at least I didn't get it to work).

[Hannes]

The lower part looks great, but the upper part of the mountain somehow looks a bit like creamed. Is this accidental or is the snow distributed differently?

[Dune]

No, it's just a trial, and I attempted to give the top a soft snowy look, but the fractal warper can't be restricted to altitude. I also added some strata, but that didn't come out well either. Just a trial, I'll keep on messing  But yes, snow is distributed differently too; lower by displacement intersection, top by slope only.

[Hannes]

Ah OK, Ulco. Keep on trying!

[Dune]

I did 

[zaxxon]

It's always fun to watch you push the possible in TG!

[AndyWelder]

The last one is not a winner unless at a humor contest... 

[j meyer]

  Me likey.

[cyphyr]

Oh that is very "Ice Age". Nice one

[D.A. Bentley (SuddenPlanet)]

I see a human head looking up into the sky.  The nose is a little small, but I think you might be able to see it. 

[bobbystahr]

Looking awesome...love that snow!

[Dune]

another one.

[Hannes]

A great sense of scale! Some minor crit: to me the top looks a bit too evenly covered in snow. As if it was painted. Shouldn't there be some spots without snow?

[Dune]

I could do that (and I might), but sometimes you see tops that are completely just all snow. Like this.

I need a free skier 

[Hannes]

Oh, indeed.