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Sabra

Cinema 4D Still Life posted on Aug 14, 2006
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Cause I just luuuuuv myself...:) Ahem...anyways. I got this plant from Xfrog and I was actually named after the fruit that grows on it. (Yeah...well, at least they didn't call me Peach or something...) I waited and waited, but no fruit showed up so I figured I'd put it in a scene and see what happens. :) Everything else modeled and textured in C4D, postwork in PS CS. Hope you'll enjoy and have a great day! Take care, Sabra

Comments (22)


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campbellsoup59

8:08AM | Mon, 14 August 2006

beautiful!

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chachi

8:32AM | Mon, 14 August 2006

killer as always Sabra! I love the feel to this one. -chachi Ps- yeah, its a good thing that you didnt end up peach or guava or watermelon ..lmao ;)

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Trepz

9:24AM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Absolutly splendid.I love that pot(; Nothing to crit here.Very fine mood.I think only you could turn a cactus into art:D

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heartnsoul

10:23AM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Exsquisite! The mood, the textures. YOu must have a green thumb for you've created an excellent light source so that it may thrive. Thank you for sharing.

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caviedes

11:02AM | Mon, 14 August 2006

excellent picture, well done!

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Mondwin

11:06AM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Looks very beauty image!!!Well done!!!bravo!!V:DDD.Hugsxx

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sackrat

1:28PM | Mon, 14 August 2006

An exceptional piece !

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nattarious

1:54PM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Hello Sabra!! First of all i want to tell you that i am very surprised from the post and the info you posted :) When i looked at your postwork, thought it was a regular photograph of yours and you added some filters/plugins or effects under your photo program! And ooooh!! It is not! Came up to Cinema 4D?? How super render is that!! Just very impressive work here. Love it and it is really excellent concept!! Very well done Sabra.. Now, about the info you mentioned above, regarding the name of the plant and your name! When i saw some of your comments on my work or others, always wondered! Where is Sabra from? And the reason i didn't ask you, some people just don't like others to know where they are from! Sigh! But now, i am really interested to know where you at or from if you don't mind :) "SABRA'A" or "SABER" are a Midlle-Eastern names, most likly from The Middle East Area, less chances in TURKEY or IRAN (Persian Gulf) Sigh! That above desert plant called: "SABBA'AR" and it is a male name!! "SABBA'ARA" is the plant female name.. "SABER" is the male adjective, and "SABRA" is the female adjective of that noun :) And both means (PATIENT PERSON), and the word (PATIENT) came from that plant since it grown in the desert by its self or like others call it (SATANIC PLANT) it can live with no water/rain for more then 2 or three years.. And the fruits of that plant (with those little seeds) are one of the most sweet ones on earth!! Did you know that! And if some one lost in the desert, he/she can live for monthes by eating those fruits and drinking the water in the needley leafs :D Interesting eh! Anyways and after all.. I like this image and the work you did, wish you a happy Monday Sabra and hope to see more posts :) JOE

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Sabra

4:28PM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Joe, thanks so much for the info on the name. :) I PM-ed you this too, but I don't mind people reading it here too. My father is Palestinian, so that is where the name is from. I don't speak Arabic very well (and I can't write it at all) so it's always interesting to hear this. And YES! I ate them, loads of them. My father always took off the needles, cause they're horrible, and cause infections. :) I think that fruit gave me the sugartooth I still have today. :) Again, thanks (and all of you!) for your reply, it's lovely. Take care, Sabra

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Osiris_

5:41PM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Love the mood of this piece! Amazing lighting and texturing!! Excellent image!!

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ges

5:55PM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Together with the rough textures - some of the edges look very clean . May be you should add some sub-polygon displacement in the materials displacement channel. Consider to use ambient occlusion to add more realism to the edges. Beautiful idea and interesting story about your name. Have a good night.

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Odessey

11:38PM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Love those rough glowing textures !

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Perry6

9:01PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

A Beautiful Artistic work! I also enjoyed the story behind it. Here's hoping that it grows fruit soon! :)

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athesdan

2:36PM | Wed, 16 August 2006

superb !!

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DIANE603

11:33AM | Thu, 17 August 2006

OUTSTANDING!!

solt

6:07PM | Mon, 21 August 2006

beautiful image. love the light and textures.

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sms

3:11AM | Tue, 22 August 2006

Beautiful image, Sabra! I love the mood on this.

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StudioTjeerd

4:36PM | Fri, 25 August 2006

A wonderful still-life! Excellent work! Greetz, Tjeerd.

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ascrazy

6:00AM | Tue, 26 September 2006

wonderful colouring and mood, i like this style:-)

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EdwinDrix

4:26PM | Wed, 25 October 2006

Great atmosphere and excellent textures! Also the light is great done. I saw that you began to work in 3D on August 2005, for that reason it is stunning how much talent you have. Greetings to Holland. Edwin

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Hendesse

10:48AM | Sat, 28 October 2006

What a fantastic image. Wonderful rustic look and outstanding tones. An excellent composition!!

jtag

3:14PM | Mon, 20 November 2006

Superbe work! I love this light!


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