TORI tuTORIal by Hubert

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Jan 04, 2010

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Description

Just an appetizer for you, derived from my current doodling in Bryce4 with flat TORI. Also showing screenshots of a corresponding scene with only few Bryce objects of highly reflective or specular materials. The Camera viewing towards the pole of a sphere. Simple yet effective. It's really "surbrycing", how the results change depending on scale and position of the objects. (Left and right results were slightly postworked.) Uhh yes, it again is inside a "Shiny Sphere". Not that I were addicted to THAT!! Nah, No, Nope, Nada, Zilch!!! ;)

Comments (34)

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carlx

1:58PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Wonderful abstract presentation!!!

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MagikUnicorn

2:10PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

LOVE THIS :) WONDERBARE

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kftate

2:12PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Very cool image and models! Excellent work!!

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farmerC

2:18PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Fantastice Creation.

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Miska7

2:19PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Very interesting model. Great lighting and textures! Really well done.

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flora-crassella

2:40PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

sieht toll aus!!!!!! Sehr windschnittig!!!

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e-brink

2:59PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

A very interesting presentation.

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jmb007

3:36PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

interessant,en effet!!

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claude19

5:12PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

SPLENDID...a good news for me for Bryce !!!

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unnyFies

5:37PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

A fruitful experimentation, and thank you for the "HOW-TO" wireframe images at the bottom. I would be trying it out now, if my old piece of junk wasn't all cranked up with another render...

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Bothellite

5:48PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Thanks!! You shouldn't give away your secrets. I love the elegance of those. How if you can convert them to hardware...

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kbrog

7:27PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Excellent work! :)

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KuzMich

8:21PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Привет, Hubert! Спасибо за наглядный пример. Очень понравилось!!! Выставляю свою работу, созданную по твоему уроку. Удачи! Hi, Hubert! Thank you for a good example. I liked very much! Exhibited his work, created according to your lesson. Good luck!

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frogdot

8:22PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Just makes me want to yell: "Tori, tori, tori!"

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psyoshida

9:48PM | Mon, 04 January 2010

Beautiful sculptures. Now, I'm going to get out my Bryce and have a go at it. Thanks, looks like fun.

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peedy

12:39AM | Tue, 05 January 2010

Way cool! Thanks for the tut! :-D Corrie

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valentinos

7:35AM | Tue, 05 January 2010

great!

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rayag

8:17AM | Tue, 05 January 2010

Thanks again!!!

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Grizabella

8:30AM | Tue, 05 January 2010

Very cool and abstract work!

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unstart

9:44AM | Tue, 05 January 2010

Love your tori...haven't tried with flat ones..will have to try it out.

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adrie

4:16PM | Tue, 05 January 2010

Totally awesome design work my friend, excellent done love it.

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Juliette.Gribnau

7:46AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

intereting concept !! great result

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mermaid

6:20AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

hihi I would be addicted to that sphere too, cause there are so many possibilities to get some rather smashing results, love to see the sceenshot of how you got them too

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