Portal by bigbraader

Bryce • (none) • posted on Aug 28, 2002

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This is one of the renders of a scene to be used as a "portal" on my website. Though this one is the best, I used a different one (better suited for the purpose, and no filtering). (My website: www.graficulix.dk - warning: it's in Danish ;o) and somewhat under reconstruction to reflect my new inspiration as a 3D "artist"). Bryce 5, models from Poser, Postwork in Photoshop (diffuse filtering). (Leopard texture by "GLORIA'S MAGICK", Jaguar model by Ken Gilliland, http://www.empken.com - thanks!) Comments welcome - thanks for viewing. Lars

Comments (8)

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kosv01

5:19AM | Wed, 28 August 2002

Lot of inspiration in this picture Lars, especially for what the purpose you mention above. Congrats. ---Kostas.

Atila-Han

5:29AM | Wed, 28 August 2002

beautiful scene!

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frndofyaweh

5:36AM | Wed, 28 August 2002

very good! must be the filtering; blends poser and bryce, pretty well.

tuttle

6:23AM | Wed, 28 August 2002

It's a good image but it's missing something - foreground objects. I reckon it would look much better if you had a couple of statues flanking the main corridor, in the foreground. That way the eye is drawn to the centre of the image rather than to the empty space around the edges.

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bigbraader

7:52AM | Wed, 28 August 2002

Thanks for your comments. I've visited some of your galleries - truly impressive. I'm honored that you even bother looking ;o) I have to comment a little on "tuttle's" comment - I think your right, as far as the scenery as "stand-alone" picture is concerned. But I didn't make it for that purpose - quite the opposite in fact, there shouldn't be too many distracting elements, because of the integration with other elements on a website. But thanks for the critisism anyway. A picture should after all, be evaluated as it is, and not on the basis of a non-present context.

Sking

5:14PM | Wed, 28 August 2002

Wonderful scene bigbraader. I like how you have set this up and the lighting is very good. Well done and very good job. ---- Scott.

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Rochr

4:37PM | Sat, 31 August 2002

Nice composition! The lighting is great and i like the softness! Have to agree with Tuttle though, about foreground objects. Maybe parts of plants showing on each side, with some DOF.

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