To begin my name is Vincent Brown. live in San Francisco, California. I grow up in the San Fernando Valley in the Los Angeles area.
I moved to the SF bay area in the early 90's in the hope of attending art school. I was planning to study industrial design. Unfortunately for me a recession hit the US in the early ninety's. So my schooling was put on hold. I was never able to get back to it. However, throughout the decade I managed to work on my design skills by picking odd graphic jobs here and there. By the end of the ninety's I was working as a full time videographer. Still keeping my hand in graphics.
About that time I was doing some graphics for a friend who wanted me to add some 3D to the work I was doing. I was given a copy of Bryce from a friend that was a game developer and some how was connected to the 2.0 development team of Bryce. I had to teach myself the program. It didn't come with any manuals. I learned enough to finish the project. But that was it I was hooked on the 3D environment.
Working as a videographer by day while at night on my Bryce skills. Someone called it "Making worlds."
So where am I now? At present I am continuing to work on my 3D skill set. Learning Poser, Wings3D and DAZ Studio and most resently Hexagon. I still have a lot to learn. I hope to acquire knowledge of other programs as time allows. My hope is to someday work as a 3D illustrator. I'm working on it.
I hope you enjoy my gallery.
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Comments (8)
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ich arbeite auch manchmal mit Bryce..deshalb verehre ich alle, die mit Bryce solche erstklassigen und realistischen Bilder erstellen !! 5 honest Points !!
tyllo
Impressiv work!
TheBryster
You have me gasping for more. This really needs a pull-back. Want to see the rest of it......now...NOW!!!!!!!!!!
tantarus
Great work :)
duo
Great massive scene!
dcmstarships
I think you are well on your way to achieving the goals you set for this image. I also had to struggle with lighting as I was learning 3D CGI.
SunsetHunter
Excellent materials in this - certainly looks like an old and rusting hulk that has crash-landed thousands of years ago! Perhaps something in the forground to show the scale of the ship, and like you said, decrease the size of the cliff? Well done indeed!
DukeNukem2005
It is a very good and excellent work of art!