designanalog
01-03-2008, 12:00 AM
http://assets.cgsociety.org/nvart/1199318399/680bound
(http://assets.cgsociety.org/nvart/1199318399/1024bound)Hi Folks this is my entry. I have given the subject a lot of thought and I am a bit insecure, if this fits into the catagory of this challange. I´ve decided that it is, since computer circuitry shouldn´t be within a fetus growin inside a woman. Althougt the image might insinuate some sort of futuristic setting, where robot babies are grown in organic wombs. That is not my outlook on the matter, but simply the ongoing fusion man has with computers breaking the boundries we see before us. However my first mental image on this idea is different than the actual outcome.
I guess I still have a long way to go before I master the skill it takes to materialise ideas in form entirely. Thanks for watching hope you likes..
Peace n love throughout the universe.
3Ds Max for low poly base model, Zbrush for details then back into 3ds Max for texture and render(Mental Ray), finally Photoshop CS3 for color correction.
(http://assets.cgsociety.org/nvart/1199318399/1024bound)Hi Folks this is my entry. I have given the subject a lot of thought and I am a bit insecure, if this fits into the catagory of this challange. I´ve decided that it is, since computer circuitry shouldn´t be within a fetus growin inside a woman. Althougt the image might insinuate some sort of futuristic setting, where robot babies are grown in organic wombs. That is not my outlook on the matter, but simply the ongoing fusion man has with computers breaking the boundries we see before us. However my first mental image on this idea is different than the actual outcome.
I guess I still have a long way to go before I master the skill it takes to materialise ideas in form entirely. Thanks for watching hope you likes..
Peace n love throughout the universe.
3Ds Max for low poly base model, Zbrush for details then back into 3ds Max for texture and render(Mental Ray), finally Photoshop CS3 for color correction.