Work stuff by Conniekat8

Bryce • Science/Medical • posted on Aug 31, 2006

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I'm not sure if I classified this in the right glleries. It's a mixed media project I did about 4-5 years ago. Terrain is a real topography with some USGS terrain background. I modelled the subdivision using 2-3 different prograns (Autocad, Max, Rhino, Bryce) bought it all into bryce for modellingg, then did a lot of photoshop work. The original image is about 6000x4000 pixel, and was printed on 36"x48" boards. Afer buildng sit model, I did a number of different views of the site. Significance of it is not that it's just a picture, but that it was all modelled to exact specifications on construction plans. That's the kind of stuff I get to do for work. It just might be the reason I like spheres on water for fun. I get bored of highly technical stuff all day long, and like things that are quick and colorful for fun :) As always, thank you so much for all the nice comments and encouragement. Hugzzzz, Connie

Comments (7)

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Garlor

2:16AM | Thu, 31 August 2006

Fascinating and the size of the end result must be impressive.

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TheBryster

9:22AM | Thu, 31 August 2006

Strange that you think this is boring. I'd find it interesting, but then I don't have anything like this where I live. 5

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skiwillgee

9:33AM | Thu, 31 August 2006

Amazing. I hope they paying you BIG bucks.

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Conniekat8

12:20AM | Fri, 01 September 2006

If you're interested, there's more of 'how it was done' and some closeups on the bryce forum. http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2663302&page=1#message_2770337

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MagikUnicorn

11:30AM | Sun, 03 September 2006

Yes Amazing! and I like this a lot :)

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busi2ness

11:28AM | Tue, 05 September 2006

Wow, it is the weirdest bird I have ever seen! LOL, just kidding! It is pretty amazing, I'd say and I suppose your sense of dimension and depth is very well developed. It may be limiting your creative skills though, I hope we see more of the latter. Thanks for sharing.

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