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December 14, 2012
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Took around 5 days from start to finish, thank you to everyone who left feedback. Please feel free to favorite, comment and critique!

Blender and ngPlant were used for modelling, Cycles for rendering. A total of 102,218,406 polygons were used. =P
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*Bobbie-the-Jean May 1, 2013  Professional Digital Artist
WOW. I mean.... wow. How..... did you not crash Blender with that many polys!? O___O Very nice work. :)
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*dobz116 May 5, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thanks :) The scene certainly crashed Blender when I tried to render it on my NVIDIA GTX 460, had to use my CPU to render it.
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~NOSspeed64 Apr 30, 2013  New member Hobbyist Digital Artist
I have a question, how do you figure out how many polygons are in your scene in Blender, like I can see Tris, vert, and faces, but not poly count?
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*dobz116 Apr 30, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
By polygon I mean face, so the face count is what I used. Since I used many particle systems, I had to manually calculate the total number of faces used across all the particle systems, as Blender only shows the number of faces visible in the viewport.
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~Mariochaz Dec 31, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
reminds me far cry 3 paradise
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~Lance66 Dec 27, 2012  Student Digital Artist
excellent work, this is photo-realism , outstanding quality work. :))
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:iconrickisen:
This could easily be passed of as a photo, Extremly realictic!

The only part that irritates my eyes alitle is where the water meets the shore. I think the sand
looks too wet on the opposing shore and a bit too dry on the closest shore.
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*dobz116 Dec 24, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thanks! The scene is far from perfect, I agree. I don't like to work on projects for too long, instead I try to keep starting new projects avoiding past mistakes (hence asking for criticism). I'll definitely look at more reference material next time :)
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~aXel-Redfield Dec 23, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
This is so damn awesome and realistic.
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