Cell 120 by Star4mation

Other Apps • Objects • posted on Sep 01, 2005

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Description

Made in a free app called Knot Plot. There is probably a complicated mathamatical name for this object, if you know it then please tell me. Lighting done in Photoshop 7

Comments (12)

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cliff-dweller

4:41PM | Thu, 01 September 2005

I think the technical term is "cool spheroid thingy." LOL!! This is soooo cool, Steve, and terrific lighting, too. Excellent!!

Seaone

1:12AM | Fri, 02 September 2005

I have allready seen toys like this. :?

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Gor111

1:53AM | Fri, 02 September 2005

I really love this modern looking design! Your light and shadow setting is fabulous! Excellent work!!! V

badbug

3:38AM | Fri, 02 September 2005

Wow, you can spend hours tracing single connections in this thing. Wasnt the scientific name "Buckminster Fulleren"?

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soffy

9:19AM | Fri, 02 September 2005

hi this looks awesome,wonderful designed knot ?? :)excellent work Steve V

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mcv

9:32PM | Fri, 02 September 2005

Wow really nice! You did a nice model in Knotplot, and displayed in excellently in this render. -V-

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micsteel

1:13PM | Sat, 03 September 2005

Although I like cliff-dweller's name for it, it reminds me of a "DeathStar" framework. :D A buckyball, to answer badbug, is only one layer deep and has only two kinds of polygons (if I remember, it's made of 60 carbon atoms); this item is more complex, and if it were a molecular diagram, would contain more than carbon atoms.

himmelstuer

3:14AM | Sun, 04 September 2005

I made a few test with Knot Plot. I thank you, I have very much fun.

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