comic: The Amazing Spider-Man (2022)
This is the next part of my graduation project done at Artside Game Art School. Here is the city settled arround the Chasm, where all of the explorer's live when they are not down into the Chasm Huge thanks to all of the artside crew and classmates for the feedbacks on this projects ! Special thanks to Jeremy Vitry and Florian Devos for the feedbacks all along the project and Guillaume Normand for the extra feedbacks on the characters and creatures ! https://www.artstation.com/kuru https://www.artstation.com/grosnez https://www.artstation.com/gnormand
Chasm by Mary Mendla, Oil/cold wax/mixed media, 5 x 7 x .75
chasm designed by Dave Chenell. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
An official Path Through History Site! Ausable Chasm, also known as the Grand Canyon of the Adirondacks, has been open to the public since 1870 and is one of the oldest attractions in North America. The Chasm itself is even older than that—the naturally formed sandstone ages back 500 million years. Explore the chasm on nature trails with scenic vistas and waterfalls during the day or on special lantern tours offered some summer nights. Visitors can raft or tube in the chasm for the perfect adventure. The attraction also offers camping, horseback riding, biking on the 15 miles of trails, a restaurant, gift shop, and more.
The Chasm: Underground - Liyue - Genshin Impact // Picture taken & edited by me. Please do not steal.
Standley Chasm - West MacDonnell Ranges
The Chasm brooch is an asymmetrically shaped jewellery piece which has been carefully handcrafted from bonded beach sand, ultramarine blue resin and metal pigments with a high-gloss polished finish. The back of the brooch features 4 cm long rhodium plated pin. Each purchase from BoldB's Aqua Collection will help provid
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There are several ways to experience Ausable Chasm - tours are just one! Explore trails, breathtaking views, and float the river with our experienced guides.
The low angle of the sun over Tethys' massive canyon.
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• Access Information: Rocky Mountain National Park requires a permit and campsite reservation for overnight camping in the wilderness. Backpackers must also follow specific regulations when camping overnight. For more information, please visit: https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/wilderness-overnight-backpacking.htm#11/40.3455/-105.6061 • Fee Information: Rocky Mountain National Park charges a fee to enter. You can also purchase a park-specific annual pass. For more information, please see https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/fees.htm Chasm Lake is a classic, must-do Colorado hike. You’ll get incredible views while traversing the subalpine forest up to the alpine tundra. The lake sits below the spectacular Long’s Peak, the highest peak in the park. You’ll start at Long’s Peak Trailhead and hike along the Long’s Peak Trail. This trailhead is very popular and becomes full early in the morning. Weather conditions on this route can change to severe, storming, or wintery at any time (even in the middle of the summer). Afternoon thunderstorms arrive without warning. It is important to get an early start for this trip in order to return to areas below the treeline before storms begin. Many hikers arrive between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. Cell service is unreliable in this part of the park. It is a good idea to download your offline map ahead of time. After a steady climb, you’ll reach the beautiful alpine environment above the tree line. Chasm Lake itself is above the treeline. In early summer, these higher-elevation sections are often covered in snow, requiring winter equipment such as snowshoes, microspikes, or crampons. After turning left onto the Chasm Lake Trail, you'll continue until the route becomes a rock scramble through a boulder field. There are cairns that lead the rest of way up to the cirque where you’ll find the lake. There is a privy at the Chasm Lake Junction, but it is a good idea to bring a portable waste bag to minimize the impacts of human waste in this high-traffic alpine area (especially if you are backpacking). Heads up! Adventuring on this trail in the winter is not recommended. Winter ascents in alpine areas can be extremely dangerous even for experienced mountaineers. Winter travel on this trail requires winter mountaineering experience, technical equipment, and training (including but not limited to avalanche rescue, self-arrest, and rope rescue.)
Been a while since I did a reverb layout and this DeadAstronaut design does not disappoint. It's not a true-bypass effect, but uses some JFE...
