For a long time I’ve wanted to create a fibonacci landscape, and now this summer when I went on a road trip through the fjords and mountains of Norway I finally got enough inspiration to actually do it. I’m pretty happy with the result ^^
Rendered in Cycles with some processing in Photoshop.
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wow that’s really impressive Congratulation, by curiosity did you handpaint every the grass vertex-group areas for your scattering ?
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wow cool! nice job. how did you made it?
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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!
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Yupp I handpainted it. Could have been faster if there was a faster way to just vertex paint all normals pointing up, but was still quite fast to just paint it by hand 
Used some screw curves that’s built into Blender together with some UV projections, displacements some of my own built plats, mesh to volume, some Photoshop magic etc etc. I’ll post a Blender screenshot for some kind of reference on how it all looks from another perspective 
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Nice one Bart, thanks!
Amazing! Very nice mood and concept. 
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Lovely artwork.
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That is not only a great idea but the execution is simply stunning down to the smallest detail. 
Nature and math are a good match.
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The perfect match
I really like the lighting, it gives it a nice atmosphere.
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Awesome! 
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Wow, I have the urge to hang on to something! I reminded of M.C. Eicher and his unique perspective. You have captured something very intriguing to me. Thanks!
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Great fary tale landscape! And thanks for the breakdown, very interesting!