Zoroaster-35 by HobbyHopper

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Thank you for comments every time. Your helpful comment gives ideas and direction for my next image. Istanbul: Jenny, Linda and Karen depart from Istanbul. Probably, there is new episode in their destination. Zoroaster is a part of the scenario created by 3D graphic technique. The 3D story in my homepage contains over 100 images and the additional image is made every week. As for 3D graphic software, I am using Japanese software called "Shade". PhotoShop is used for retouch process of image. If you have a question about Zoroaster story, please see all the works of HobbyHopper.

Comments (38)

HobbyHopper

8:43AM | Wed, 02 October 2002

Thank you very much for comments. Fortunately I met many friends in Renderosity gallery.

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specs2

10:17AM | Wed, 02 October 2002

Sorry for letting you wait so long for my comment, but I had some stuff to do with moving. The POV rocks in this image. The architecture is great. One minor thing is disturbing. They all are looking in the same direction making this pic too even. You might wanna let one of the four look to the other side or make one fly his rocket bike with more passion by letting him/her pull himself closer to the bike and have him have an angry face. I hope you like the idea. Good job it still is.

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ShadowWind

11:24AM | Thu, 03 October 2002

Once again, a fantastic image. I was wondering by looking in the same direction if there is a reason, like they are seeing something that has to do with the next episode.

Atila-Han

1:52AM | Fri, 04 October 2002

WOW HH very good work and I really do not know what else to add and not to repeat what the others had already said. And my congrats for the artist of the month you deserve it as well as I hopes you will continue with your works beautiful work!!! : )

lourdes

10:39AM | Mon, 07 October 2002

Excellent composition! I agree with everyone's comments above...it's a great piece!

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Django

12:37PM | Mon, 07 October 2002

To take off the jets would have to go at a certain speed, the wings suggest that the jets fly as planes do and not via a antigravity engine or some other kind of propulsion which doesnt need speed for take off. The takeoff speed would be , hm i guess about 200 miles/h at least.Well at that speed the hair of the girls wouldnt hang down horizontaly would it ? Otherwise very nice work especially on the textures

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tallpindo

5:18AM | Tue, 10 December 2002

I look at the blue dress and "Lisajou figure" comes to mind. Then I see the delicate shadow of the lace on the red figure's leg and think, "Larmor Precession Frequency." The mind indeed builds of whole cloth and sets off on journeys the like of which have never paired such travellers before. The scale really holds up in the light here. Remarkable!

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