Ascending and Descending (final textures) by StormyWaters
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
The textured version of my image, Ascending and Descending. Suggestions welcome for backgrounds, although nothing too complex, please. :)
Yes, this IS possible. This is probably my most long-worked-on image, so be kind.
Current image stats:
1609 objects
28522780 polygons
Bryce 5, no post, all Bryce primitives except the figures.
Comments (8)
leecant
Escher? Ok i still dont understand how the hell he does it, Let alone make it in 3D :| Nice work!
pakled
hey, you got the upper walkway right..stumped me..;) great work and detail..;)
artgum
I think you've done an excellent job of visualizing this, one of my favorite Escher pics. Might I suggest some sort of cobblestone and grassy mound mix for the groundplane?
TheBryster
Well a few of us know the secret, but we're not telling. We could tell you, but then we'd have to kill you. On the other hand, we could just give you a hint and rough you up a little if you'd prefer..... Nicely done. It's about time someone else did a little Escher!
kjer_99
It's all in the meditation and chanting of the monks on the roof. :) Well done!
sazzart
I have the EXACT original lithograph of this, framed, signed & haging on my wall. I'm sorry to say, this looks like a scanned copy of Escher's original lithograph.
StormyWaters
Sazzart, that's frankly insulting if you think I would do something like that. I've been working on this for about a year in a half. I'm not sure you meant your comment this way, and I certainly hope you didn't. ...Although, if taken another way, thank you for thinking I could do such a precision job (there are several details missing, however, that I do intend to add, such as the monk on the stairs and several of the windows.) I have posted the pre-render wireframe, that should show you it is, indeed, a genuine 3d render. Thanks to everyone else for their comments, I will take them into mind when deciding on the background. :)
StormyWaters
Upon talking to him, I found that sazzart's comment did not mean what it seemed to imply, so I ask you all not to judge him (or me) based on it. Thanks.