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Centum Quadratus
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Uploaded: 04/07/07 7:14 PM GMT
Centum Quadratus
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It looks like radioactive jello.
o yea, this took 23 hrs to render and my computers just about gone, dual core anyone????
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.1bunnyslippers
04/08/07 3:36 AM GMT
Terrific computer render. This is great wallpaper too. I like the cube designs - they look like targets. The colours used are pleasing, especially the reds and blues. Your long hours of work are well rewarded with this image. Great job Ben!
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I need to catch up on things so can't comment too much. But I love all of your fine images :)
You must have a TON of patience or else you will endure anything to creative something like this. But either way, it is just awesome, totally awesome!! So unique and just fantastic on my desktop...a great creative design with a LOT of elegance..verena
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What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
You don't mean it damaged your computer do you?!
I can't say if it was worth the 23 hours because it's different when it is your 23 hours, but I can say the image is really terrific.
I can't figure out what's going on, but it makes me think of the idea of two universes colliding - one our own; one the mirror image in anti-matter. At the point of impact, they annihilate each other and so, slowly but inevitably, both worlds undo themselves.
Great stuff.
- cfr
I can't say if it was worth the 23 hours because it's different when it is your 23 hours, but I can say the image is really terrific.
I can't figure out what's going on, but it makes me think of the idea of two universes colliding - one our own; one the mirror image in anti-matter. At the point of impact, they annihilate each other and so, slowly but inevitably, both worlds undo themselves.
Great stuff.
- cfr
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