My real name is Thomas McCann, I was born in Buffalo N.Y. in October 1952. I currently reside in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia U.S.A.,........I attended the Maryland School of Art and Design and studied Fine and Commercial art. I began working in traditional media at age 7 (mainly pencil sketches), then worked with watercolors and arcylics in high school. I started working with digital media about 11 years ago (1996), using Metacrations "Detailer", a 3D paint application. I currently use mainly Bryce 6.1 and Cinema 4D 8.1 and 3D Studio Max 4.2 for modeling and tweaks. I am currently learning Rhino and Zbrush. Thanks for your attention.
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Comments (26)
Syrup
My attention has been rivetted! Gorgeous work.This has a very illustrated feel about it.:B eaver !
danamo
This historic event has always fascinated me, and you've done an excellent job of bringing it to vivid life!!
marcfx
Excellent work, great feel of movement too. well done
buzz69
wow!! awesome iron clads!! super image!!! VOTE
TheBryster
Just seen a documentary on this very subject! Nicely done!
RodsArt
Excellent work! Great feel for an historical documentary illustration.
Incarnadine
Very well set up!
tempest967
Just simply an awesome image Tom, you captured the feel of the moment perfectly. vote
Odessey
Beautifull job!
ysvry
great pic , saw that docu on science channel.
cloughie
Top job! I saw a recreation of this battle on TV and you have caught it brilliantly!
kenwas
Well done!
FitArtistSF
Nice render, Sack'. Looks more accurate than others. Don't forget to add hills of the opposite shore, since this battle was fought in an enclosed bay. And there would be a little more smoke from the guns, I should think. Nice touch adding one of the Union frigates in the distance. The USS Minnesota? (the USS Congress and USS Cumberland were already sunk by the time of this battle) Good Job!
johnyf
All round great job!
gregsin
Excellent Job!
UVDan
Excellent job, but as stated above, there should be more smoke about. From the stacks of the ship as well as the guns.
coa
Wow!!! Cool render, Tom!!! Love the smoke and fire amongst all else!!! v
philo_beddoe
Excellent work! Great historical images are hard to come by... but this one is fantastic.
Digimon
Wonderful piece!! Excellent presentation!! Love the style/quality of the lighting and color!!
morin3000
Oh how totally, totally excellent!! (( V ))
vbarreto
The american civil war is always an interesting episode to me. Excellent image.
newosul
Very nice subjet, great atmosphere.
KarmaSong
Thank you for your comment on my 'Icelander's Cove'! I have just come across this creation of yours and I like it very much.The way you have rendered the waves of the sea and the general atmo of the scene is amazing.Bravo!
huenersh
excellent historical artwork! The last 2 years have been frequent times at Hampton Road (Norfolk & Portsmouth), and I still love it
Nocturnal_Daydreamer
Nice. You captured this one extremely well sackrat. I love the water, POV and ship in the distance too. Outstanding work.
RG19
Super recreation of this famous naval engagement of the 1860's!!! Most impressive work!!!