after bathing by walross

Blender3D • Architecture • posted on Apr 16, 2007

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blender 2.43, partially fluids, textures photoshop

Comments (19)

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Heztia

3:12PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

WOW!!!!!!!!!! Extremely well done!!!!!!!!! Just beautiful! ;0) Heztia

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spm91g

4:22PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

Very excellent work!!

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stealthman

4:24PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

Beautifully done - I especially love the lighting in this image - the water feels real too - excellent work!

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Thelby

5:45PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

Very Nice Model work!!! A Fabulous Piece!!!

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ysvry

8:48PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

great image

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auntietk

11:22PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

Wow. This is fabulous! The light is just beautiful. LOVE the rubber ducky! :)

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DoomsdayRenderer

12:00AM | Tue, 17 April 2007

Cool pool you have! :) I love the soft lighting.

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criss

5:54AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Splendid!!! Light, water, textures, modeling, all looks fantastic! I'm not sure about the "rubber ducky" and the water who fall. IMHO one of your best artworks.

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haloedrain

10:19AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Great modeling and lighting! Are all the columns different? The water pouring(?) from the fountain looks strange, but other than that it's wonderful. I like the duck :)

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Tobak30

4:23PM | Sun, 22 April 2007

very nice work

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danway

12:45PM | Sat, 26 May 2007

This is amazing! Very beautiful and photorealistic.

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RBlue

12:08AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

I am really impressed with some of the galleries here, using Blender. Yours, for example, illustrates how powerful the prog can be in the hands of some really creative artists. I gave up on Blender some time back and persued 3ds Max. (Some say an infinitely more difficult 3d app to use.)But I found Blender to be more of a challenge. This image here, shows great control over most elements needing attention while creating such 3d scenes. Very well done. (And with Blender, no less)!

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