something_wettish by PREECHER

Blender3D • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jun 29, 2012

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good evening... i have been playing in inkscape, which i love, but it is different than ps and last nite i was on linux and i just deal with everything better on windows unfortunately its the system my brain has been brainwashed into but i'm not giving up on linux...it's awesome and FREE...anyway this is a blender render of a water simulation i did and i used some effects in inkscape and finally got it down to a size i could upload on here. i really wish inkscape had a save for web option like ps but it's free as well and amazing at what it can do...hope you like...it got to 109 degrees F here today so i wanted to throw something wet looking up again...have a great friday evening...be safe... chills and thrills

Comments (12)

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clbsmiley

10:59PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

This is cool. I see a face on the one orb.

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neoexcello

11:21PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Well, it's way cool, and you need something cool, don't you! It might hit 67 here.

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tofi

8:37AM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Really neat artwork and creativity! Lots of intricate details with a very beautiful tone about it! I like the mood it emanates... peaceful and calming. Lots to see here, as I even see a face in this image! Superb creation!

KnightWolverine

9:36AM | Sat, 30 June 2012

I like your wettish creation..very cool....109 huh?....beat my location by 7 degrees..would love to take this picture and splash it all over my parched lawn...lol...

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Leije

10:23AM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Luminous and esthetic !

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pat40

12:05PM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Amazing.

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Chipka

3:22PM | Sat, 30 June 2012

I like this immensely; when I first looked at it, I thought it was something seen through a microscope. Of course, I've also just read Frank Herbert's Eyes of Heisenburg and so I'm thinking along "genetic lines" and stuff like that. At any rate, this is a marvelous image, even without sub-cellular references thrown in for good (or bad) measure. This is excellent and I like nicely wettish stuff.

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