My Name is René, born 03-April-1955
i come from the Grand -Duchy of Luxembourg,and my wife UteBigSmile and me have been living in spain the last 17 years,where we discovered renderosity and the 3d world.
Due to health reasons i lost my job and i got retired early,and last year (2013)we moved back to our Home Country!
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My hobbys are PC,Internet,Pc-Configurations,
reading fantasy,as well as from april of 2008 doing 3drenders. ............................................... As my father bought me only the cheapest of accessories for painting in school(he was maybe not able to afford more expensif stuff.),the other kids were laughing at me,and so i decided that: i will never do art in my life,imagine i was 8 years old. so i managed to build up a "blockade",concerning art until april of 2008. then my wife utebigsmile was behind me and she pushed me to do something instead of playing only my ego shooters and working with photographs,where i was unable to get inspired. I had a copy of poser but i did not came along with the program,then i went to a 3d forum,because i told myself ,there must be more people like me outside in the cyberspace(LOL). Finally i got an offer,Bryce 5.5 for free and Daz-Studio,i tried a week around and little by little i was able to understand the basics. so i upgraded my bryce to version 6 and i got a platinum membership on daz, a lot of freebies and cheap articles,i bought like wild, Now i do have a content of +-500gigs and i carry on . what gave me the most is this feedback from the people here,and also everything well educated, the whole way of getting along with each other,the respect etc... gives me soo much. Update:UteBigSmile is getting better and better,in health and in spirit-lol. She does wonderful graphs as well-but now she is also addicted on DazStudio.3d. And this is it for now, "God" bless you all here the link to my page: renecyberdoc4.uterene.org/
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Comments (20)
adrie
Very cool image Rene, cool graffity to....excellent done.
Jollyself
this looks like it was fun to do... cool scene Rene
ragouc
Good POV and scene.
Rainastorm
Oh my son would LOVE this...he is always drawing something Graffiti. In fact he got several sets of Sharpie markers for Christmas to do his drawings with...he's pretty good at it even though its only on paper not walls...lol Nice work!:-)
Faemike55
Excellent work and observation of human nature! Well done
mistressotdark
cool scene and nice grafitti
lyron
Fantastic!!
magnus073
Sounds like a nice way to resolve the problem
Leilana
Bombastisch!!!!! Die Wand, die Szene einfach alles!!! Super! Liebe Grüßle Leilana
UteBigSmile
Bombastisch wie Leilana sagt!!! Nett schlecht Männchen! Utchen
flaviok
Muita criatividade, excelente trabalho, aplausos (5)
Miska7
Very nice scene. Great characters and lighting! Excellent graffiti wall. Really nice render.
allnaydi
Sounds like a reasonable approach - and some of the graffiti artists are very good! Excellent scene and great selection of characters Rene.
Cimaira
Excellent scene. Great idea that the shop owners and artist worked out.
MagikUnicorn
Really Awesome
PIERRE25
Jolie scène pour une superbe image René!
ladyinblack
Great characters and scene. Sounds like they found a solution to the problem :)
kasalin
Wonderful idea and work !!!
Seaview123
A long long (loooong) time ago, I may (or may not) have defaced a subway train (or two). Although I know now that it was vandalism, it didn't seem to matter much when I was 13. But I can appreciate the shop owner's problems, and it looks like they found a great way to deal with the issue. Nice work on this picture.
brewgirlca
This is a really cool image Rene and I love your bit of social commentary. Sometimes the solution to problems is to turn the problem into the solution. It all depends on how you view life.