Since I couldn't find a recent link to this, I thought I'd share http://www.clouds-online.com/ , although I'm sure at least some of you know of it.
a great resource, thank you!!
Now we can point people to this when they say the clouds don't look 'real'. Bookmarked it. Thanks!
One of those reminds me of Bespin.
I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at. ;D
These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:
http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm
Quote from: CCC on November 22, 2009, 11:55:43 PM
I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at. ;D
These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:
http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm
Not exactly. They're very easy to draw, which is recreating them on paper. So, technically anyone can recreate them. ;)
TBH
Quote from: TheBlackHole on November 23, 2009, 06:41:51 PM
Quote from: CCC on November 22, 2009, 11:55:43 PM
I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at. ;D
These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:
http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm
Not exactly. They're very easy to draw, which is recreating them on paper. So, technically anyone can recreate them. ;)
TBH
Perhaps, with some nice paint strokes using a certain flat or fan brush or using a ink pen using a similar series of layered stokes but i'd love to see them done in Terragen 2 or any software for that matter as what i was referring to which i should have emphasized on in my previous post.
If Volker is keeping up with the posts, I'll bet he has some thoughts of how these clouds could be done.. (Probably with 96 separate node trees all input into a merge function. ;D)
Quote from: njeneb on November 24, 2009, 08:28:13 AM
If Volker is keeping up with the posts, I'll bet he has some thoughts of how these clouds could be done.. (Probably with 96 separate node trees all input into a merge function. ;D)
LOL ;D
Quote from: CCC on November 24, 2009, 02:29:35 AM
Quote from: TheBlackHole on November 23, 2009, 06:41:51 PM
Quote from: CCC on November 22, 2009, 11:55:43 PM
I had memorized most of the common cloud names when i was in high school back in the start of the 90s. Of course many of the students always wondered what i was looking at. ;D
These are still to me the most difficult to re-create:
http://www.clouds-online.com/cloud_atlas/cirrus/images/cirrus_uncinus.htm
Not exactly. They're very easy to draw, which is recreating them on paper. So, technically anyone can recreate them. ;)
TBH
Perhaps, with some nice paint strokes using a certain flat or fan brush or using a ink pen using a similar series of layered stokes but i'd love to see them done in Terragen 2 or any software for that matter as what i was referring to which i should have emphasized on in my previous post.
I was thinking more like a #2 pencil. ;D
TBH