I'm a 50-something Scotsman living in Glasgow, and I've been into CG art since 2005, and I like to think I'm not that bad at producing stuff that people like. I just hope I'm not deluding myself (^_^) My tastes run from glamour and fantasy, anime and manga, through to retro SF images and fake magazine and book covers.
I used Poser when I first started, but now I use DAZ Studio (latest version) for setting up and posing figures, and Bryce for the final renders. My own props and sets are created in TS4, which is a bit clunky, but it lets me build some interesting stuff. PhotoShop and Gimp are where it all comes together. I use only DAZ people in my artwork, as I find the Poser people a bit lacking in the looks and versatility department. I used to draw a lot, but discovering 3D has allowed me to create the kind of images I could never achieve with 'normal' media.
Thanks for all the positive and helpful comments that I have received. It's nice to get feedback from fellow artists. Makes posting the images seem worthwhile. At one time I was producing a CGI comic for a British comic-magazine called "Spaceship Away" but the editor decided that he would reduce my page count - and I decided that no he wasn't and pulled out all together. Although it lasted a short time it allowed me to experience life as a professional comics artist.
Hopefully it won't be my only time ^_^
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Comments (9)
neiwil
Fantastic, what great texture, is it copper cladding? I can imagine this shining in the sun a few centuries ago...though on reflection (no pun) I'd assume they'd keep it polished if that were the case.Fascinating all the same, especially those loops, used to rope it to some giant cart for transport to this sight? So much you can read into an image like this (and probably wrong on all of them :-)
theseus88bc
I think it's bronze yeah... and I never even noticed the loops. According to a website this is the brief history: "The Diabutsu was cast in 1252 in the Kamakura period and was originally housed inside a temple, as in Nara. But a huge tsunami washed away the wooden structure sometime in the late 15th century, and the statue has sat out in nature ever since." So I'm guessing it may originally have been polished while under cover, but outside they leave it be?
debbielove
Never seen the back before! Thanks, always wondered! Rob
ysvry
thx for showing, how odd to put 2 windows in the budas back like that?
flavia49
impressive
PhilW
Quite fun that they should put that in a statue like that - and I with the earlier comment - great texture too!
NefariousDrO
That is so cool! it must be kinda strange inside that statue, though!
RobertJ
I a bit late with my comment, I have been inside that statue in 2004, at the height of summer, those are not windows, their vent heat from the inside to the outside :)
theseus88bc
Cool... just as well we never went up there... enclosed spaces with no light don't work for me. Thanks for clearing up the windows confusion ^_^