Danger island

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Hi, this is my first post. Hope you all like it.

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I like the arrangement of the little islands and the light is very calming, like you would expect on a real vactaion. I don’t think it’s dangerous at all :smiley: . However the shore around the middle island looks too flat as ice or glass.
But except of this I like it very much. Keep up the good work :+1:

PS:Did you use the Denoiser? If you zoom into the image it looks likte that the details got washed away by it.

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It’s obviously one of those places with a cool name people from the suburbs go for street cred, but really it’s just a chill place to relax.

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Thank you :blush:. I use Denoiser because my laptop can’t run 500 samples or higher

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Check out Sheepit if your Laptop isn’t good enough for rendering. I’ve used it several times and it’s really awesome!

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Awesome Looking ! Keep it Up! :grinning: :grinning:

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For a First Post, Great Job…
Yeah like mentioned…not what I would call Danger…at least till you notice the Sharks circling!
One thing…even Low Poly, a bit of shadowing for the underwater parts would help a great deal…make the sharks show up and ground the rocks, for example the small group center island Right side…looks like Floating Rocks… But over all, looks like a fine start, or with a bit of tweaking a final…
PS… Hope to see more from you!

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Thank you :slightly_smiling_face:

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thank you so much!

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You’re on the #featured row! :+1:

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I like it :slight_smile:

Is it just a simple render or a game in project ? :wink:

nice work tho !

and… btw… welcome here ! among those crazy people who make amazing things :smiley:

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Thank you :slightly_smiling_face:

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Thank you :slightly_smiling_face:
Just a simple render

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Been there. I don’t know if Blender’s compositor has any nodes for sharpening, but if not, maybe some sharpening in GIMP (free, open source) or Photoshop or whatever would help bring back some definition? I tried GIMP’s Q’MIC-QT Octave Sharpening on this image, and that seemed to help.

I’d post the image, but I’m not sure on the etiquette of posting unsolicited “corrections” of people’s art here. It’s a lovely image regardless.

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