Shadows and a occasional bike by RobertJ
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Shadows and a occasional bike, i am still working on Bryce & cellshading. At the moment i am looking if i can create manga-backgrounds in a cheap & dirty manner, that means using Bryce for it and this cellshading. The advantage of this cellshading is that you only have to concentrate on the shape of things and not the textures, and since bryce is able to render masks and such i could use those to blend in 2d-drawings later or use them for special effects and all, watch this space for there is more to come ^___^
About the picture itself: Trees, Bryce-treelab, Bike downloaded from 3d-cafe, castle-gate downloaded from some Japanese guy, whoever it was he made a fine model and Tori is my own i made that when i was still using Bryce 2.0, way back somewhere in the end of 1999 or early 2000, not sure anymore.
Oh and yes, these shadows are hard :P
Comments (4)
TheMekon
Damn clever stuff! I'm amazed at what can be squeezed out of Bryce with some imagination...waiting for more :o)
evanime
Really nice work on the shadows. I really want to try something like this but with less shadows.
Burpee
Very effective in b&w...nice!
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