[Nobilis Draco]

Done mostly with procedural gradiants linked to the bump channel.

the long "lake" towards the south-west is valles merineris.

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[Starfury]

Looks good, I like the way the greenery fades into the old red landscape... but, I think you have the specularity turned up a little high on it... that light looks a little too focused... other than that, good job!

[Warlock]

a bit more atmosphere around it would be good

Looks great so far thou

[Shrike]

Yeah, the ocean should not shine like that.  But other than that, pretty neat.

[Bobboau]

I think the water is a bit too deep,
remember, the pacific ocean does not go all the way up the grand canyon.

[Carl]

but on the other hand, we don't know how much water is actually on mars.

[neo_hermes]

Excellent picture.

[Knight Templar]

Too deep as in it looks to dark blue in the land areas or what?

I think it's nice personally save the light as forementioned.

[mikhael]

Add a pair of procedurals on the bump channel. Make the first one choppy on the large scale, with about a 40% layer opacity and the second one choppy on the small scale, also with a 40% layer opacity. That will give you a fairly nice ocean surface that glints realistically.

[Drachewyn]

That is sweet. Very nice.

That light area underneath the green really stands out. It was the first thing that I focused on.

[Nuclear1]

looks too much like Earth.... or wait.... maybe its supposed to be like that...

Good pic

[Gortef]

Cool! When can we go there and play?

[Knight Templar]

So do you wanna tone down that lighting?

It'd be great to use in game if the light in the center wasn't so focussed/bright

[NeoHunter]

Wow! That is nice.

You know, if Humans really do succeed in terraforming Mars into that, it would be a beautiful world to live in.

I see one big patch of land where we can settle. Maybe if you rotate the planet a bit, we can see how much land to water ratio there is.