A BROKEN BOTTLE by laocoon

Carrara/RDS • Realism • posted on Jan 09, 2006

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Description

Tha ants are duplicates of a model I made in Hexagon for a previous render, everything else Carrara 4, Anything Grows for the plants, Anything Grooves for the stones. Thanks for looking.

Comments (12)

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JOELGLAINE

7:35AM | Mon, 09 January 2006

Great broken glass! Broken glass is one of the last 3D frontiers to do effectively! That and realistic water are pains! Great job!

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Gor111

9:51AM | Mon, 09 January 2006

Oh that's a real splendid created Carrara work! Fantastic texturing! I love it! V

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2Loose2Trek

2:06PM | Mon, 09 January 2006

Excellent caustics ... very cool render. wonderful composition, love the textures, and the lighting is exactly right. **

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GOLDILOCKSUK

5:15PM | Mon, 09 January 2006

I love how you have created the jagged edges of the bottle. This is excellent I love the stone flooring V Cathy xoxoxo

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tallpindo

5:47PM | Mon, 09 January 2006

I see I am looking at work by a distinguished colleague. Sunlight is a fun place to find strong light. I spent one whole summer and winter studying the absorption of sunlight as heat by glass. Now today I was reading that light travels magnetically. (An article about the Magnet Center in Tallahassee.) I wonder how iron in green glass, cobalt in blue and nickel in brown substantiate this. Certainly silicon wafers have none of these impurities.

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bwtr

10:58PM | Mon, 09 January 2006

As a thought, have you done a take without the stones and the sand softened somewhat? Would be interesting to compare.

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fuzzoom

11:07PM | Mon, 09 January 2006

The glass and liquid are modelled beautifully and the lighting and caustics look very realistic. Super work!

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Nod

2:39PM | Tue, 17 January 2006

The glass is excellent.

sailor_ed

3:56PM | Fri, 20 January 2006

It would be cool if the pieces looked like they would fit back together.

laocoon

2:46AM | Sun, 22 January 2006

sailor ed, fyi, this is based on a real broken bottle I came across, and is, as close as I can get it, a pretty accurate representation. I would have thought it's pretty clear that the middle section of the bottle has been shattered leaving two uneven ends, it would be a rare event for a broken bottle to fit together neatly like jigsaw puzzle. Ever tried to fit a broken vase back together ?

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blacq_nyght_vampyre

12:04PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

LOL!!! I sincerely doubt anyone could put a bottle back together that they find on a road or path, that has been broken and sitting there for who knows how long. I think this is AWESOME. I love how the glass bends the light and shows the ground distorted underneath. The ants add a realistic touch to it. Excellent work!!!

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