Deep Sea Scales by TheGroovyDude

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Nov 10, 2005

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--- Apophysis Render 3 --- This reminds me of fish scales........ The render gives me the feeling of something fishy (or crocodiley) spot lit deep under water...... Hence Deep Sea Scales......... Hope you like........ I use Open Source Software to create and produce my artwork..... This is because it is mostly FREE software..... For a full list of my current software take a look at my BIO on my HOMEPAGE..... I do use Adobe ImageReady for the final JPEGing..... I haven't found anything else that makes a low quality JPEG look quite so good..... I don't have a WACOM so for freehand I use my iPAQ to create 320x240.....

Comments (10)

dragonfly2000

4:13PM | Thu, 10 November 2005

Like complex webs or yes, scales - one of my fav palettes here. Well done is not much of a comment, but i never, ever got anything like this out of the software!

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vis151

6:41PM | Thu, 10 November 2005

I was thinking like spider webs with lights in the back ground. Looks great!

JHM

6:51PM | Thu, 10 November 2005

Good one Nathan, you are getting into it now.. has a kindda vegie feel to it? Nice work!

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ulliroyal

7:01PM | Thu, 10 November 2005

Well, on the right way IMO. But I hunt a flame like that another 10 minutes through photo filtre with a lot of strg-z's and contrasts sharpens and gammas. And with a special eye on the highlights who shouldn't burn out. Sometimes the hires render has too high highlights which were not see in the construction view. I hope that was helpful:-)

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tresamie

8:34PM | Thu, 10 November 2005

A very pretty palette and great lighting!

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psion005

1:26AM | Fri, 11 November 2005

Interesting apo work Nathan... keep `em coming ...PEACE

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TheGroovyDude

9:57AM | Fri, 11 November 2005

Thanks for all of your comments............ I've been playing with Apo for a few days now and I do like the variation of the renders you can get from it........ great package..........

Quasidodo

10:02AM | Fri, 11 November 2005

I like this. Great colors. I like the scaly monster swimming past the photographer who had just enough time to capture a shot of its back. Excellent.

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