"Overflowing" - because everyone likes to see blood pouring from the sky.



"Evening Moon" - I made this for a song my band recently did, which has the line "the moon's never been so near."





Blender > *.
That is all.

both awesome

/me grabs DogDrools butt

if(getThingFlags(source) & 0x8){
  do her}
elseif(getThingFlags(source) & 0x4){
  do other babe}
else{
  do a dude}

sweet, the second one just screams of Majora's Mask..

One more, something simple.

"Winter Eclipse"




/me wants to make a video game

One of the main characteristics of an eclips is that it's pretty dark.

I don't care much for the edited terragen renders, but 'overflowing' is pretty cool. You should work on the liquid a bit more, it doesn't seem very real just yet, but it's getting there.

I can't honestly say I like any of them. Why? I'll try to explain it a bit;

Overflowing: The idea behind this is quite abstract, but it's an idea I really do like. The problem with it? Well, the blood, for one, looks like yoghurt. If blood with hit the surface of anything, it'd splash, but your blood seems to just.. flow without much, if any problem. The blood itself is way too thick (see blooddrups), and you might want to make the blood a bit more translucent.

Evening Moon: Well, yeah. If you want to work with terraGen, I'd suggest getting more familiar with the program, because it's capable of so much more than you showed in this render.

Winter Eclipse: Same as Evening Moon, except for that on this one,. the lighting is way off. When something blocks the sun, you get a shadow, NOT highlights.

I dunno Gothic. Real blood isn't very transluscent at all. In fact, it might not be.

I think the issue with the blood is the fact that it looks thick, not whether or not its translucent enough.
It isnt shiney enough and doesnt look like its actually pouring over the edges of a glass.

Usually, it is. When I was sick, I got to see mine quite often, aftr they stuck that damn needle in my arm.

I think translucency on the blood would make it look more like red water than actual blood. Rember that, whether or not your blood was actually translucent is not as important as what people expect it to look like. But it does look too thick, and, as was already said, perhaps reducing the size of the drops would help?