Bastard by UrbanGuld

Rhino 3D • (none) • posted on Jan 23, 2002

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Description

An old image I have redone. Rhino,Poser,trueSpace,painter was the program I use and an even older inkdrawing.

Comments (18)

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llacey

11:56AM | Wed, 23 January 2002

I love it... every artist has at least one gremlin.... We can all relate to this one.

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chemicalX

12:10PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

very well done... he looks menacing! :)

Slash15

12:10PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

Really neat...like it a lot.

SurfAce

12:32PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

Excelent. The environment is amazing. The textures are brillant. The monster could use a bit more of ambiant light, in my opinion.

Razorcut

12:35PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

Spectacular. Great job on the ink slatters. This is pretty damm close to looking like a photo.

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magnet

3:17PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

Wow, this is really good Urban! Fantastic work, and great composition.

RobinOberg

5:35PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

yepp, more ambience in everything except wall and papers. Very well done! I like it! youve used painter even? :)

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jgeorge

5:48PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

Ulp! Nice picture! The monster is a little in the dark, but the atmosphere is wonderful!

ByteDreams

7:08PM | Wed, 23 January 2002

Excellent. Love the humor. He's so cute how can you possibly stay mad!

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vapo

3:59AM | Thu, 24 January 2002

An awesome render! And a really cool concept...

smoke

7:50AM | Thu, 24 January 2002

Don't ya just hate it when those gremlins do this?? great picture!!

Gijs

12:48PM | Thu, 24 January 2002

Great image, realistic shaded materials, well chosen lighting, except that I would recommend to use a dim filler light to enlighten the dark side of your objects (maybe a dark blue light would do to simulate light from a moonlighted sky through a window) Very nice details too.

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Black

8:25PM | Thu, 24 January 2002

This is SO COOL! It reminds me of a time I was working with poster paint or airbrush.. don't realy recall it. Well an ANT had stepped ito the paint.. and WALKED all the way through the "suppose to remain WHITE" part of my work! And you can't kill it or anything, as it will just get it messier! I am sure ALL of us lived SOMETHING like it... GREAT capture! The best thing to do is put a paper for it to walk on since it might bite whe you hold it!

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