Wrench wench - Size Does Matter by macbaby

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 02, 2007

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This is my first ever public render I was told by a good friend who teaches 3dmax that no true 3D artist would use Bryce. lol who knows Character - Cait for v3 - modified morphs and skin work by me Messy Hair by Kozaburo Scorpio Rising set and outfit by Aery Soul Vehicle: Pitbull by Sanctum art scratch built wrench to show a few more batteries that were hidden in the render I created my own terrain to support the S-Rising set and repositioned some things. Touch up for Hair (slightly), neon glow, and wrenchglow in CS2 Thanks again MB

Comments (11)

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Brandi

1:11PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Great job! Love the reflection in the goggles!

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Daramski

1:13PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Awesome render! I guess the guy who teaches studio max has'nt looked at your render or never checked out the Bryce gallery here. Fantastic scene, very cool! 5+

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Rutra

1:23PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

I like it. It brings the right atmosphere. The details are nicely laid out. About your friend's comment about Bryce, all I have to say is that if I can get 95% of the work done in 5% of the time, that's a good compromise for me. Life is made of compromises, and so is art.

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thecytron

2:11PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Absolutely awesome composition! Love the work done on the background!

macbaby

2:55PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Additional Everything you see in that image is in bryce, every shadow every shape and background object every reflection and detail. I have always had a problem with folks who render somthing then Photoshop the crap out of it. If you import my lighting and character and props into your Bryce this is exactly what you would get. I wanted it to be pure Bryce. As the comment states though I did have to adjust her hair abit. Bryce doesn't do well with some of Poser's hair objects. It can't quite get the transparencies right. Could be that the authors hair alpha's arent black enough I'm not sure. And I tried to add a sphere light into the main obj to get that glow but nothing worked right so I did photoshop that. Thanks so much for the great comments

newangels

7:10PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Why not Bryce from what I have seen is way better than the program I use, DazStudio, lol, superb work, well done, welcome to the 3D Universe Angela

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wawadave

12:39AM | Sat, 03 February 2007

fantastic first picture!!!

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pnv2ro

6:22AM | Sat, 03 February 2007

Great image super Bryce work!!!!!!!!!!

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Xorron

1:50PM | Sun, 04 February 2007

If this is Your first work, Id say: very well done! Keep it on...and: it doesnt matter WHICH prog You use...important is, WHAT Youll do with it and of course the result ;o)

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aliensprog

12:33AM | Mon, 05 February 2007

Great piece. Bryce has pros and cons like any software. If you see Rochr's images in both Bryce and Cinema 4d you will see that both are equally brilliant as Rudy (Rochr) is a master of whichever medium he chooses to use!!! You mate saying what he/she said is like saying a true sci-fi artist only uses acrylics to paint! Art is subjective as is the medium used. That's the beauty of expression. Hey what do I know I am still a novice with Bryce and always learning. Good luck with future projects. Real talent!!!!

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