Category: Landscape

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CybertypeH Shop

Howdy, I’m CyberTypeH, part of the Creatures of Sonaria server moderation team. I sell species like Etherlotus, along with other species and special slots I’ve used in videos and projects. I also create custom skin commissions, where I work with fades, blended colors, and different design ideas to make each one unique. I’m always improving my style and love creating unique designs, and I’m excited to share some examples of my work below.

Rules
Please read these before contacting me:

  • You must be Tier 2 or higher in the Creatures of Sonaria server
  • Your Roblox account must be at least one year old
  • Please be respectful when messaging me. Any rude behavior may result in a block!
  • Codes:
  • Slots-NINJAGO
  • Ethers-SAKURA
  • Skin Comms-LAW

Restocks are usually held on the 8th of each month.

I’m usually open for offers from the 8th through the 15th of each month.

What I Sell!

I sell Etherlotus and other random species depending on current availability. I may also offer special slots at certain times, including ones featured in videos or other content.

Species: Etherlotus 0/5

Will be taking these types of items down below…

  • 200k
  • 6 Morthorax
  • 6 Kretapex
Reserved Slots: 0-5 CLOSED
  1. Ether/Slots:
  2. Ether/Slots:
  3. Ether/Slots:
  4. Ether/Slots:
  5. Ether/Slots:

Slots

  • Ether S+D Ven1 50K
  • Gyro Gt Ven1 60k
  • Sigma Gt+Headless D+S Ven1 150k
  • Uldraake B+W Ven5 80k
  • Apox Gt+Shadow+Glim Ven5 250k
  • Corv Gt B+W Ven5 150k
  • Oura Gt+Glim B+W Ven4 100k

If you’d like photos of the slots, feel free to DM me and I’ll send them over.

Slots are always open for sell!

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Skin Commissions & Details –OPEN–

Skin Commissions
I create custom skins with fades, vibrant colors, blended tones, and unique color combinations. I enjoy experimenting with different looks and improving my style with each design. Examples of my work are shown below.

I also take reserved skin commissions, and I work on them until the customer is satisfied!

Pricing:

Commission prices are based on creature tier:

  • Tier 1: 100
  • Tier 2: 500
  • Tier 3: 1k
  • Tier 4: 5k
  • Tier 5: 10k
Available Slots: 0-5 OPEN
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If you would like higher-quality pictures of my skin commission work, please DM me and I’ll be happy to send them to you.

Shop Updates
Restocks are held on the 8th of each month. Please read all rules before sending me a DM with an offer, and make sure to follow Discord guidelines when contacting me.

Thanks for checking out my shop! I really appreciate the support. If you have any questions or want more details, feel free to DM me!

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Landscape Final

For this landscape assignment, I focused on how compositional space works through the rule of thirds, the golden ratio, and the use of foreground, mid-ground, and background to create depth.

Where shadows and snow meet under midnight lamps

In the first image, the rule of thirds is visible in how the main building sits slightly off center rather than directly in the middle of the frame. The lampposts act as vertical elements that guide the viewer’s eye into the scene. The foreground consists of the snow and benches, the mid-ground includes the walkway and building entrance, and the background fades into the darker surrounding buildings and sky. This layering creates depth, especially with the contrast between light and shadow. The glowing streetlights also help establish a natural visual flow, similar to a subtle golden ratio curve, guiding the eye from the lower left corner toward the lit building

Cattle gather along the fence line as barns and rolling hills stretch into the snowy distance, creating layered depth from foreground to background.
The road narrows into the horizon as warm light spreads across the winter landscape, drawing the eye toward the fading sun.

In this final image, the cows are placed along the lower third of the frame, reinforcing the rule of thirds. The fence line creates a horizontal visual anchor, while the barn structures and hillside help balance the upper portions of the image. The foreground is clearly defined by the cows and fence, the mid-ground includes the barns and open snowy field, and the background consists of the wooded hillside. This separation gives the image strong depth and spatial awareness. The gentle slope of the land and the placement of buildings create a natural visual rhythm that echoes the golden ratio by subtly guiding the eye across the scene.

This image strongly demonstrates the rule of thirds. The horizon line sits close to the lower third of the frame, allowing the sky to dominate the composition. The sun is positioned slightly off center, creating balance without making the image feel static. The road works as a leading line, pulling the viewer’s eye directly into the distance, which supports a golden ratio style curve as it gradually narrows into the background. In terms of depth, the guardrails and snowbanks serve as the foreground, the road and tree line create the mid-ground, and the sky and distant hills form the background. This layering enhances the sense of space and perspective.

Overall, each image demonstrates intentional use of compositional space through balance, leading lines, and layered depth.