Fire Safety Club by Curio

Bryce • (none) • posted on Mar 17, 2002

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This is what evil match and Fireman Jim were for. The brother of my partner (Mary) is currently training to be a firefighter, and part of their course includes planning a safety campaign. They decided on school visits - and I offered to do the accopanying poster - and this is it. :) It's not finalised, so any critique would be most welcome. Various bits created in LW, poser and Bryce. Rendered in Bryce, and composed in Photoshop.

Comments (10)

MadYuri

2:02PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

I love this. :D

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cake1

2:36PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

So Cool ! ! ! works just PERFECTLY !

Masema

2:38PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

Great Idea. I don't think i'd change anything. It's perfectly simple for young kids to understand.

derjimi

2:50PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

That is definately a cool thing. I'd love to see this one in schools aroound here, too. :) And for the critiqe: I tried hard, but I found nothing to complain about, sorry. ;)

pmoores

3:44PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

Yes very good. Well done and right to the point.

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zorares

10:29PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

I think it's great. In fact, I'm printing it up for my kids! Thanks.

Curio

7:34AM | Mon, 18 March 2002

Thanks for the comments! The texture on the match does indeed change - because I never got round to UV mapping the second one (you're not allowed to prefer the second one! lol!) The lines of jim's face are cast from the edge of his visor - perhaps i should post them out.. thanks again!

Sidechain

10:16AM | Mon, 18 March 2002

DOH! Of course the lines are from his visor. I knew I was tired last night. :-) They still look kind of odd though. Perhaps a slight bevel on the front edge of the visor to catch the light and outline it a bit more would make it a bit more obvious. Dunno. Still a great image though, I wasn't that tired. :-)

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