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Jarlmad
© xiist
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Uploaded: 03/27/04 10:18 PM GMT
Jarlmad
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::Piner
03/27/04 10:45 PM GMT
Cool render, very original. High marks from me. :c)
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The work of art may have a moral effect, but to demand moral purpose from an artist is to make him ruin his work.
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - 1832)
Nice work xiist. What program did you use?
One small remark, I think the camera angle is a bit akward, maybe you could show a deeper field of "green slabs" that fade out into infinity. Thats just my opinion. Great work anyway, keep it up.
These type of renderings make really good wallpapers. :)
One small remark, I think the camera angle is a bit akward, maybe you could show a deeper field of "green slabs" that fade out into infinity. Thats just my opinion. Great work anyway, keep it up.
These type of renderings make really good wallpapers. :)
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"I'm not going there to die.... I'm going to find out if I'm alive"
Very nice. This is Bryce right? That program is driving me nuts at the moment... I'm impressed that anyone could do something that looks this good in it.
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-Everyone is entitled to my opinion-
No, I used POV-Ray to make it. I feel that when I type code I usually end up with a better image than with something like Bryce. Thanks for the compliments.
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Beware of the robotic monkey slaves.
Hmmm, beautiful, refreshing, glassy and mysterious are the words that come to mind.
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"A beginning is a very delicate time." - Hurk?!
I love the perspective of the balls. All the shades of green are beautiful. Thanks
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Now this make a very cool desktop. A nice render and the subject looks like it part of something larger but still stands alone.
(I love the reflections)
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(I love the reflections)
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The virtue of the camera is not the power it has to transform the photographer into an artist, but the impulse it gives him to keep on looking. - Brooks Anderson
