http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v470/skydye/new%20project/?action=view¤t=Skydye1223.jpg
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v470/skydye/new%20project/?action=view¤t=Skydye1224.jpg
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v470/skydye/new%20project/?action=view¤t=Skydye1225.jpg
Beautiful, Skydye. :goodjob:
Interesting though what you've done there with the coda flowers. It looks good, but it's a bit controversial, I suppose. A big change from the original whitey/blue colour.
I really like the work you're doing with cracked earth textures, I can imagine that it must be very hard to try to avoid repeating patterns under those sort of circumstances, but it looks like you're doing a splendid job.
Those are the kind of effects that I really go for, so I'm enjoying looking at them (even if I haven't said all that much so far
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http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v470/skydye/new%20project/?action=view¤t=Skydye1231.jpg
In this shot, the almost blue-ish stones stand out a great deal from the sandier looking ground (and rock arch) around them. I'm not sure, it looks kind of strange to me because of the big difference, but I'm not sure that bringing the stones towards a more similar colour would be an improvement, since it'd reduce variety and look dull... I've always found stones to be somewhat difficult to retexture because of these sort of reasons.
It'd be really nice if you could draqe the upper-side of the rocks in a moss, but that sort of thing isn't really an option where you're doing a retexture and don't know how the various rocks will be oriented...
Well, keep it up anyway. I look forward to seeing what you come up with next, since a lot of these textures are bloody glorious.
You settled on a name yet?