renall
01-31-2009, 11:51 PM
http://assets.cgsociety.org/nvart/242680_1233449463/680bound
(http://assets.cgsociety.org/nvart/242680_1233449463/1024bound)Heres my second entry - digital this time.
the key elements of Jaceks work I choose to use were the the wave shape and use of spheres or bubbles.
I think that Jacek makes it look easy, I guess you will all agree that its harder than it looks.
I started with the idea of an iceberg that melts into the foreground turning into a wave. i wanted to try and get lots of movement happening.
Without getting too deep about it.......... I wanted to try and portray global warming in a way that shows humans taking a ride on mother earth. She is trying to keep the balance while we are harvesting and going for a ride on her - which is why i choose a lemon tree - lemons being a bitter fruit.
I also tried to reflect the lines/movement from the ground into the smog cloud that eminated from the iceberg factory.
Anyway, I said I wouldn't get too deep about it, so will stop there :-)
a final thought - I found that theres a fine line between composition and clutter with these kind of images, not sure if I crossed that line, but welcome any comments - good luck all !
(http://assets.cgsociety.org/nvart/242680_1233449463/1024bound)Heres my second entry - digital this time.
the key elements of Jaceks work I choose to use were the the wave shape and use of spheres or bubbles.
I think that Jacek makes it look easy, I guess you will all agree that its harder than it looks.
I started with the idea of an iceberg that melts into the foreground turning into a wave. i wanted to try and get lots of movement happening.
Without getting too deep about it.......... I wanted to try and portray global warming in a way that shows humans taking a ride on mother earth. She is trying to keep the balance while we are harvesting and going for a ride on her - which is why i choose a lemon tree - lemons being a bitter fruit.
I also tried to reflect the lines/movement from the ground into the smog cloud that eminated from the iceberg factory.
Anyway, I said I wouldn't get too deep about it, so will stop there :-)
a final thought - I found that theres a fine line between composition and clutter with these kind of images, not sure if I crossed that line, but welcome any comments - good luck all !