Double Negative Pyramid

[Giona]

Hi all!

I did this image in my spare time to test Corona Volumetrics and iToo Forest Pack Pro.

The structure is an art installation by Sol LeWitt built at Europos Parkas, a museum set in nature in Lithuania.

I created a misty, quite surreal atmosphere, to emphasize the strange presence of the structure in the wild environment.

I stopped the render after 8 hours on a i7-3930K @4.1Ghz.

[Nejc Kilar]

Really liking the style!

[zenzai]

your user corona scater for grass..? but..very nice,

[Giona]

your user corona scater for grass..? but..very nice,

Thanks guys!

I used itoo Forest Pack pro to scatter the grass and trees

[mtanasiewicz]

Great! I see You overclocked a bit this i7 of Yours :D Just like me mate, Have You ever exceedet the 4.1 GHz succesfully on air cooling? :D

[Giona]

Great! I see You overclocked a bit this i7 of Yours :D Just like me mate, Have You ever exceedet the 4.1 GHz succesfully on air cooling? :D

I didn't tried to exceed 4.1ghz, I think I should have some margin because I'm using a liquid cooling system.. But I don't want to fry the cpu :)

[mtanasiewicz]

Rendering doesn't really use theese 100% of CPU. I always get about 10-20% cooler temperatures than when testing it on Lynx for example. So with water cooling You should have 4.4-4.5GHz safely. 4.6 should be a margin where You start to fry(or boil in Your case) the CPU :D

[rambambulli]

Nice mood and vegetation. What foliage models did you use?