Silverthorn's Gallery

[Silverthorn]

aaahhh, ninja'd :P

dude, you are an awesome photographer
i love all of these pictures, especially the heaven one and the planes over that mountain.

awesome as usual

Thank you

i recently downloaded Vue7, but haven't had much luck with it. Are there any good tutorials you could post here? (mainly concerning those awesome mountains with the trees)

Tutorials? For Vue? I actually did everything by trial & error and never bothered checking for any tutorial. Takes up loads of time but at least you learn what every little bit does :P
The only thing I can recommend is the program's documentation. While rendering you might end up in not being able in doing anything processor-intensive for quite a while(referring to the planes/mountain, they took 70 hours to render), so that time could be easily spent on reading a 600-pages pdf. lol

the cave-boat one is a little confusing though. The cave looks fairly realistic, but the person on the boat looks too much like a drawn black blob, and the boat looks too much drawn on aswell.
the water is pretty good, though i would have liked to see some ripples around the boat, and a little less foggy-ness. Its good, its just that the scene is too realistic for the character in the boat.

Quite frankly, I suck at drawing people :P
I'll think about the ripple-deal. Could become interesting, esp if I want to produce that result in a render-engine only.
But yeh, you revealed it all, boat & person are drawn

The phoenix one is awesome, but I would recomment to make the asteroid a bit darker maybe.

Asteroid? I must've failed at that attempt to draw a nebula... gotta provide a 100% screenshot of the neb, I see :P

Next one good, too, i just don't get why the aeroplanes are there...

I warmly recommend the artist's comments on that page, they should explain a whole lot

Is it intended that the wrong way leads to darker clouds?

Hmm, I might need to explain a little about the making: this is a panorama-shot, spanning roughly 180°. The two ways you see there are actually the same one but since I shot over such a wide angle it's bent a little strangely. You can actually say: the way "connects" the bright and the dark clouds :P