The Power of Atom (WIP) by DAM3D

Bryce • Work In Progress • posted on Apr 06, 2009

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heya all! Long time no post! I have been diving deep into my Rhino work heavily for the past couple weeks, so no, I didn't die.. :P Anyway, I have 3 projects in the works right now. This is one of them, or part of one of them. I have been making some images/working on models from Fallout 3. I love the game, and will be making some complex images from it. Here is a test render of one of the prime characters..the imfamous Atom Bomb from Megaton. This one is all shiny, the final one won't be, but I thought it would be fun to see it all shiny and wet with radioactive goo. I modeled the Bomb in Rhino 2 and textured/rendered in Bryce 6. Other projects I am working on are the Bryce Challenge scifi cityscape, etc which may contain my Sparrows.. :) Another one is the weekly Simon Says in the Rhino Forum, and also the Rhino Bi-Monthly challenge. Thanks for looking! I love your comments and input! Help keep Bryce alive and send emails to DAZ about how much you love it so they continue to develop it, because it truly is a powerful tool for making really awesome images. :) Cya again soon! Weez. aka DAM3D

Comments (12)

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Darkwish

10:50PM | Mon, 06 April 2009

Remarkable work! Really nicely done!

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grafikeer

11:02PM | Mon, 06 April 2009

Great lighting and textures...maybe a little harsh around the edges of the "goo",but overall very well done.

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shadownet

11:12PM | Mon, 06 April 2009

Great job on this.

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DAM3D

11:17PM | Mon, 06 April 2009

Yea, I know it's a little too quicky, but I had to get my bryce fix on a bit with it hehe. It will be the center of a much more complex image. Thank you for the comments :)

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