Concentric Squares by frogdot

Bryce • (none) • posted on Mar 17, 2006

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The method to yesterday's image and this one, is below, for those that want to figure it out. This has one cube, 7 square spotlights and an infinite plane. A basic grey color on the ground and a basic green for the cube. No transparency mat.

answer: Yesterdays- The lights were made positive and the cylinder negative, going right through the middle of the tilted lights. Booleaned together, they form an interesection of sorts. Today's- The lights are negative and the cube is positive, creating a similar, but different effect

Comments (18)

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tutri

12:51AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

I don't know jack about Bryce, but the things you create with it are astounding. The dark --- light green transition in the centerpiece looks very good on the creamy background, and somehow I can't make it stop bouncing in my mind - it's like a cubic slinky going up and down in the air. Fantastic piece of digital art!

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psion005

1:09AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Very interesting effect Dave :)

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Claymor

1:27AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Aside from taking forever to render I wonder what would happen if you used volumetric lights? Hmmmmm.... Very cool continuation of yesterday's experience

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lordgoron

2:04AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Cool effect, I would never had the idea of booleaning light with primitives.

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2:29AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

very interesting. i love it when you push the limits with the tools you use.

btm1228

6:52AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Wonderful concept, nicely done.

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zescanner

9:48AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

This is so fun! I am constantly amazed when someone figures out a cool effect by just simply doing something nontraditional and out of the norm with the basic tools of the program. I cannot seem to get my brain to go in those directions. It follows the ruts of what is obvious and described. Nice work!

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lemonjim

10:01AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

never thought of that, but I like it!

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jrcejaspulido

4:54PM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Nice images and cool effect.

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Aaron_of_Minneapolis

6:46PM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Another cool effect, kinda minimalist. Nicely done!

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Sixaxis

10:48PM | Fri, 17 March 2006

O.K., I give up. You have to tell us! Your images are so well done. I could do this (maybe) but not without a transparent Mat..Dammit! Tell us! Great image.

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