My corporeal form lives with my wonderful wife and six eccentric cats in beautiful Sedgefield, but my dreaming body is frequently elsewhere, exploring the fractal universe and marveling at nature's chaos. I love traveling to places that exist only as mathematical constructs on my computer and bringing back snapshots that sometimes remind me of the real world (whatever that means), sometimes of metamagical worlds we can visit only in our imaginations. I trained as a biologist and run a small company specialising in science publishing - writing, editing, illustrating and typesetting. For 3D world building I use Vue, Daz Studio and Poser, but I've also used Bryce since version 2 and done some work with Terragen, Carrara and Groboto. For technical illustration I use mainly Illustrator and Photoshop.
Thanks for visiting my little corner of Renderosity, and to everyone who has kindly commented on my images or added my works as a favourite, thank you for that too. Craig.
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Comments (25)
grafikeer
Great peek behind the scenes Craig...for discarded images they sure show a lot of planning and work...really enjoyed this set!
Savage_dragon
Glad she isn't gone for good! Nice!! ")
psyoshida
Masterful set of images to an exciting journey. Wonderfully done.
Black-Carrie
Fantastic done! Next story please about the cat :)
KnightWolverine
Just like a DVD where you get the main movie and all the behind the scene goodies that come with it...(smile)...Nice Work to you both!
sylki
They all look pretty awesome to me:-)the lighting and effects exceptional!! Fabulous work!
mgtcs
WOW...This is an extraordinary work my friend, fabulous sequence, amazing effects, just perfect. Congratulations!
alessimarco
~Thanks for these! They are all awesome! I just loved this story!~
popeslattz
Exceptional excellentness. Hope you're teaching Vue 101.
auntietk
Wow! Even your throwaways are fabulous! I love the ones of Margaret at the computer, not because they're better than the others (I think they're all excellent!), but because of the reasons she might have been there! :D Fine work throughout, my friend. Thanks for sharing the rest of these images!
efron_241
fantastic team work.. loved the images.. the story and now the throw aways i must honestly say.. and write .. that the not-good-for-you version of part 4: Simultaneity seems cooler to me than the one you did put in it the reason are the displays in the final version.. the one you did not use is more realistic.. I also love the image above it.. It would be a super image on it's own.. outside any story thanks again for all the (h)art/d work
Umbetro38
I agree here with all other Artist - absolut cool story
lyron
Excellent works!!
bigbraader
Excellent, nice collage!
ragouc
Very good composition and sci-fi scene.
castaneda
Nicely put together. The characters are awsome!!
SIGMAWORLD
Sehr schöne Bildersequenz! Bild 2 ist mein Favorit.
adrie
Amazingly cool collage work my friend, excellent done.
kftate
Really fantastic images! Superb work!!
Dotthy
wow, this is mega awesome!!!!!!!!!
rbowen
Fantastic work!!
Dreamingbee
what an great storywork !
amota99517
That was one great story and such beautiful work accompanied it.
NefariousDrO
Those are some very impressive works, and to think they were the throwaways? wow!
anahata.c
well there WAS a Director's Cut! I wasn't far off! I like all your 'rejects,' Craig, it shows us your creative process (which is what such images do), and they have lots of fine visual elements, by themselves. You've put more detail into some of the repeated images, the station images are different but feel very strangely isolated & intensive---and that's key, I think, ie, you captured the strange feeling of such places where 'day or night' don't really mean much. They remind me of the old computer rooms in the 70's where mainframes took up whole rooms and the places had harsh artificial lighting, were always climate controlled, and the whirring of tapes was constant. Your chambers have that cloistered feeling. And the image of Marca---second to last image---has monumentality. You really explored a lot of postures, light & character in your visuals. I'll go see Tara's revised portions later (I'm dying to see how she changed them...) But I have to go right now (I've almost been here 2 hours, I think!), but I'm going to come back for your 'straight' images too, Craig. It's been so long, and I want to spend more time. So until later, really fine work to both of you! You have much to be proud of...