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Bryce • (none) • posted on Apr 16, 2002

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Croc is a subdiv model in 3DS Max, rendered in B5, some postwork in Painter6. Thanks for viewing!

Comments (8)

Heart'Song

7:27AM | Tue, 16 April 2002

Wonderful depth - and the water is very fine. Nice work

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kaes

9:23AM | Tue, 16 April 2002

Did you make that crocodile? Your modelling is fantastic!!.. this looks just like a photo...and yet ...the special touch of your hand never fails :-)

nitro115

9:33AM | Tue, 16 April 2002

Thanks and yes, made the model starting from a box :-)

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zfigure7

1:05AM | Thu, 18 April 2002

Nice touch to the croc pose. Wonderful lighting and nice overall composition. Fantastic!!!

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judith

5:51AM | Thu, 25 April 2002

Wonderful!!!!!

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Erik0815Erik

3:49AM | Mon, 06 May 2002

great job too ... must stop commenting now, or your emailbox will explode - you've got too much pics I have to see .... :-)

baby-cat

12:31PM | Wed, 08 May 2002

Bless the new "Artist of the month"...! ..think you deserved it, really...!!! _The quality of your art is so delicate and pecfectly rendered. Questin: Could you tell my husband Alf (liftan)and me about Lightscape, and how to export 3D Max or Lightwave onto LightScape or either FormZ ? Is it worth it to buy it ? I saw that your rendered images look as perfect as the rendered ones they show on the "Auto-Dessys" FormZ Radiozity Commercial. Do you recommand these software ? _I am just a beginner, I taught my husband Jean-Pierre to retouch photographs with photoMagic, I am not an artist, I used to do it just for fun. Now, the opportunities and danger of doing it are big. The Copyright Laws are sometimes totally abusive (as long as the guy who is the author is not that ripped off that he'd have to be starving and has nothing left...otherwise, it's a little bit ridiculous, excepted fro plaggiarism. What do you think ? We want to know your artist point of view about "Copyright" Laws, and other....Laws...!!! My husband, who says he's never a big artist and that he has no talent, never stops to say:"..Well, what about a "CopyLeft" Law ? Salute ! Kitty Thanks to e-mail me if you've got time for that. Baby-Cat (Kitty) Bravo anyway, great job.

Odin

5:33AM | Fri, 10 May 2002

looks kind of fat, the body is to short, i mean the head is longer then the body!(excluding tail) and it looks plastic...like the way the leaves fade into the water, and the croc eyes