(Jan. 2008) Hello everyone and thanks for visiting my page. My name is Tom, and I've been interested in art and sketch drawing as a hobby for as long as I can remember, although never very seriously. In mid 2007 I started using Poser 6 and Photoshop Elements, and have been 'hooked' on '3D' art ever since. I'm still learning to use various 3D modeling programs to try and develop some digital art skills. I enjoy getting feedback from other artists on what to work on and how to improve.
(Feb. 2009) The submarine I've attempted to animate is from an old TV show in the 1960s called 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea'. Although the show was kind of cheesy, I remember watching it after school along with old episodes of Star Trek.
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Comments (42)
adrie
Fantastic action scene my friend, excellent work.
alessimarco
Great scene! I love the guy's expression! :) Nice polish on that car!
nefertiabet
Fantastic action scene and work my friend, bravo!!!
OrphanedSoul
Excellent render and movement
adorety
Nice work. Love his expression. My only suggestion would be to find a way to populate the street a bit.
jascorpio
LOL love the look on his face!!! Excellent work!!
Forevernyt
All you need to do is add a point light, decrease the range of it and put it in front of the characters to bring out more depth. The poses and set up look great. Just learn to modify the lighting to fit your scene.
hardwaretoad
I use point lights alot to make the characters "pop" from their BG,s... works pretty well. Nice dynamics between the characters and I'll admit that some 'innocent bystanders' might help add some additional interest. Stonemason's sets can make my maching groan though anytime I try to add too much and I hate compositing layers in PS or PSPXI.
crender
Xcellent work!!!
chimera46
Not bad at all. I'd say this scene needs a large "sun" infitite light to give some shadows and make it seem more like an outdoor scene. Generally, I like to use 1 IBL, 1 shadow casting light, and 1 specular light.
shadownet
Fantastic!
tennesseecowgirl
Great scene~