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Forest

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hello all. :)
this is my work on theme forest :)
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[TD]Oh how I wish people didn't need to use V, but instead used ...
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W[/TD][TD]On the context and the terrain, It's okay for default Blizzard models;
it could work as a playable map. Blizz models however are not used to make Terrains
look that much of an amazing thing, so if you were to download Ultimate Terraining Map
or the similiar, you could make some art out of a terrain.

I personally believe that you could make such a work with simply Blizzard's models, but sadly,
to make them work well and blend perfectly, it requires a lot of tinting, positioning and resizing.
Those wisps by the way look out of the place, they don't blend well with the fog or other models;
the trees could use something to cover the empty space on top of camera; the foreground is OK.

Oh and also, the rain and the fog do not match up; The fog is too thick and the water looks rather...
How would I say it, other than out of the place completely.[/TD]
 
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