Can you spot the tiny person in this scene? We were so impressed with the colors and mountains in this scene that we didn't even notice that tiny detail until we asked the artist about their creation. To see more amazing work from @behrstephane visit https://t.co/IS54i6wT4c

Learning from and being inspired by other creators is how our own creations improve. To create an environment like @paris_animation_arts, watch this tutorial by Unreal Sensei here https://t.co/dRmLkquiJn

We love when creators bring to life incredibly detailed assets like these rocks and grasses by @polygoniq.xyz. To see more of @polygoniq.xyz's amazing assets and add some to your environments to make them even more realistic visit https://t.co/U1MBwau558

Here's how visual artist @kittensdieeveryday created this gorgeous 3D mountain scene 👇 "...basically my mountain work is based on Martin Klekner from CGboost 3d environment-course, I enrolled about month or 2 ago I think, it's actually my first big environment work..."

"Photoscanned 16K snowy sand footprints material I produced for @texturescom. It was very cold outside + it took a long time to scan the 4x4 meter area that I couldn't feel my hands anymore..." Check out this texture + more of @kaimoisch's work at https://t.co/N8ALGhMAuT

Here's how creator @archws_studios went about creating their first environment in @unrealengine 👇 "This was my first environment using unreal engine, i've followed many different tutorials and it was a very good first experience, my main software is Blender..."

Can you imagine how it would feel to virtually experience laying in this grass field with the breeze blowing and the grass tickling you? Imagine all the experiences that you could have when virtual environments of all kinds are brought to life... Artwork by @melo.3d

Here's what inspired Environmental Artist @albertvalls3d to bring this substance to life "... I was doing this just to learn substance designer. I was inspired by the rocky mountains close to my hometown. The idea was to recreate the mud feeling mixed with pebbles and rocks. 🙌"

Check out this awesome tutorial from @flippednormals and Pierre Benjamin to learn how you can add more detail to your forests environments. Visit https://t.co/Jm1uH0nCqS to check out this tutorial!

Here's what inspired designer @j.gomezblazquez to create these awesome trail signs 👇 "I was inspired by the austrian lakes and forest, and the Witcher videogames Atmosphere" To see more of @j.gomezblazquez's work visit https://t.co/j9wn9RUM2E

"... this was a random idea that came to my mind when I was asleep. The next day I used blender to create this environment, using the built-in sky texture. I used particle system to scatter the grass blades. After some tweaks in photoshop, I got this :)" Created by @sumukhvhegde

"I love mountains, woods, and lakes. I find them calming and soothing and I try to put this feeling in the artworks I made, for the best I can. This render is full Terragen 4." See more of @_.valentinaleone._'s beautiful work by visiting https://t.co/QSujAewVU1

Here's how 3D Artist @lhaegy.fu went about creating this detailed piece 👇 "Programs used were Speedtree for the vegetation, Blender for modeling/texturing and rendered with Cycles, then made some post with Photoshop !"

Some of the best environments are not only inspired by nature itself but also our own imaginations. Real nature can inspire and influence our imaginations to run wild and create magical virtual worlds. Check out more of @alexandre196's work by visiting https://t.co/tScsP8UnIP

At NatureXR, we're sharing others' virtual nature (and working on creating our own) so that everyone can experience nature, fall in love with it, learn about it, and help us protect it. To see more of creators @humaid_alhinai's work visit https://t.co/nAWYxSnwYr

Using Unreal Engine, Quixel Megascan, 3DsMax, and Adobe Premiere, artist @faysalkhan60 was able to bring this virtual tangled forest to life. What environment would you love to virtually explore?

Even when only an aspect of a creation contains nature, it can still have the power to inspire others to learn more about the environment or a specific species like the Blue Morpho Butterfly. Artwork by @an.impylse

Details like grass can be super important! That's why we're sharing this @SpeedTreeInc grass tutorial with you! If you struggle with grass or other tiny details, this tutorial can help you learn about the little things that matter. Visit https://t.co/7cGZTdEaLd

"I created this material by substance designer I'm trying to create realistic material to can use it in the environment and before do any material is I collected reference from a real photo" See more of @m0hamedlotfy's work by visiting https://t.co/aGd1fI8jGR

No matter what type of environment you're in, plants are essential to nature's wellbeing. When we create realistic plants for virtual nature, we can start teaching people virtually the importance of plants. See more of @paulachicote_'s work https://t.co/qJuIQLNV7U