Ah, a fresh breath to the Terrain Board.
Welcome, welcome! Stay a while and listen
There's not really an awful lot to add here on top of what my fellow terrainers
have already stated, but there are a few things I'd like to address. For starters,
this is a very decent first terrain, especially after the update. If it wasn't said,
I'll say this much:
Never use standard Blizzard trees in Scenic Terraining.
Instead of using a preset sky that isn't affected by the fog, you should probably go for a stormsphere tinted to 0/0/0. It will make it easier to play with lighting.
I don't know, I kind of like the sky as it is, and there are more galling parts of the terrain
that need more immediate attention. Like the foreground. Chaosy said the terrain would
look better with custom tiles, and while custom tiles can work wonders for some terrains,
that's not always the case. What is the case, though, is that a good terrainer uses
the tiles in combination with doodads to make either exalt the other. What your terrain
needs before anything else is more love for the foreground, small doodads like bushes,
flowers, rocks and grass needs to be placed around. I recommend
this thread for that.
You could also replace the trees with the trees in that pack, it'd improve the terrain
immensely.
I would also suggest you add some branches and stuff to the actual world tree, to make
it seem more like an actual tree. But I guess that'd be above your skill level at the
moment, so I won't press the matter