Zoroaster-14 by HobbyHopper

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Description

Zoroaster is a part of the scenario created by 3D graphic technique. The 3D story in my homepage contains over 70 images and the additional image is made every week. As for 3D graphic software, I am using Japanese software called "Shade". PhotoShop is used for retouch process of image. Please see all the works of HobbyHopper.

Comments (15)

Pen_Is_Envy

12:34AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

I really love viewing your work, it's so professional looking... I think I might have said this on the first one, but it looks like a scene from a computer game... which is a great thing in my eyes, since the artwork in those has become so incredible!!... Excellent work!!

senjin

1:24AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Nice worrk the interior work is cool and the figures fit the story line. Well done!!

Sacred Rose

1:33AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Absolutely gorgeous texturing and modelling!!!

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Rochr

2:34AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Beautiful piece...again! Top work!

MadYuri

4:14AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Very nice again. I want to see how this story develops.

HobbyHopper

4:39AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Thank you for comments. I used Japanese 3D software named "Shade". Bezier line modeling and ray tracing are used for the software. Modeling work is not so different from 3D-Max. I made girl and background object with wire frame by myself. Please see my mesh if you have a time. http://www.c3-net.ne.jp/~hobbyhop/ImageBox1/3D_1/TE19B.jpg Looking my homepage is also reccomended. http://www.c3-net.ne.jp/~hobbyhop/

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specs2

6:49AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Good job, finally you did it. Great work on the background details and the characters are awesome. On the remainder I have to agree with Ferguson. Keep up the good work.

HobbyHopper

7:35AM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Hi, everyone. I am planning to create next scene which surprises you. Thank you.

Mahliqa

12:36PM | Sat, 25 May 2002

Beautiful and exciting, as always. Your modeling is really superb. Thank you!

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ShadowWind

2:47PM | Sat, 25 May 2002

While the characterizations are excellent, I still can't get over how magnificent that background is. The lighting is also superb...

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kzarah

12:53AM | Sun, 26 May 2002

This is great. I think the lighting is really nice. I didn't even notice the faces all over , in last weeks image. They are really a great effect.

as07

1:36AM | Sun, 26 May 2002

Looking for 11 button!!! WOW WOW WOW and WOW again it's outstanding the colour is perfect for sure

Atila-Han

2:08AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

mmm this one is very good scene! textures are excellent, as usual, but i have no objections on the lihgt too, in fact the light here is very very good :)and i must agree with Ferg this scene looks like it is from some adveture! and i must admit you are master for the details!

ISSE

10:34AM | Tue, 12 November 2002

Super done scene

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tallpindo

5:33AM | Thu, 26 December 2002

It is time to comment on how nicely scaled are all of the carvings in your images. You clearly were not worn down by trial and error. The lighting favors now this one and now that like a pitched battle. A victor emerges in the pose of Linda but the more custom poses of John and Karen carry the day. The sharpness of the exteriors is now made a bit worn with age inside.