Ground Squirrel (3D) by kgb224

Photography • Animals • posted on Apr 24, 2008

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Here is my first 3d effort. I know it is still not 100 % but it is my first effort with which i had success. I tried many times with out success and eventually i succeeded.I used the Gimp photo program which seems to be the easiest program to do a 3 d picture.I am waiting for everyone's comments. Hope everyone enjoys this effort of mine. Regards, Christo.

Comments (12)

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Danter

4:42AM | Thu, 24 April 2008

bien

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Meisiekind

5:50AM | Thu, 24 April 2008

Christo - I'm not knowledgeable on 3D at all but what I see is that there is quite a bit of tidying up to do around the edges. But it's very cute!! xx

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tizjezzme

6:31AM | Thu, 24 April 2008

Good job; now I wanna give this another go! :)

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Fizzyfly

7:06AM | Thu, 24 April 2008

Pixels need to be fixed up around the edges of the squirrel, easiest to do with a mask. I think if you continue to work with what you have and build a background to go with the scene it could look cool. Might not be a bad idea to make some of your own grass to go in front of the little guy. You have a good concept, now just take it further.

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busi2ness

7:36AM | Thu, 24 April 2008

Your concept is spot on and your design very well done. Follow Fizzy's advice and you should be fine. We should organize a challenge in this regard... Hehe

MrsLubner

7:59AM | Thu, 24 April 2008

Wonderful first effort. The finer details will get easier with practice.

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DCLEW2

10:49AM | Thu, 24 April 2008

You are definitely on the right track. My one tip would be to use about a 3 pixel feather mask when cutting out the squirrel. It gives it a softer more realistic look. Great job.

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