Spending most of my memorable life in the Midwest (Chicago), I moved to Colorado in '99 and haven't looked back. This is one of the most beautiful places, with its vast landscapes and temperate climate. I have my family, health, and a job that I love. I am mindful and perceptive to be granted such fortunate opportunities in my life.BIOI am a self-taught Medical Animator & Graphic Designer that works mostly on the Micro/Macro level for a small Multi-Media Production House. Most of my images are science related because I was raised with Science & Biology (thanks to my father, the greatest).
I have always found it so fascinating, and interesting. I am always eager to learn more.
I have been using Cinema 4D XL for almost 4 years now, and have never had any problems, like with so many other 3D applications that I have tried and tried. It truly is the easiest, and most powerful program out there. (You know people and their software; its like religion or politics, or even worse Macs vs. PCs, so I will be polite).
Artists that have inspired me are, in no particular order; Salvador Dali, Karl Blossfelt, Keith Harring, Wassily Kandinsky, Roy Liechtenstein, and Mark Ryden to name a few.
Comments (7)
polimorfer
Very Very Interesting texture, How have you made it?
cartesius
I have absolutely no idea what it is, but it's great! If you toned down the brightness on the right side of the image it could easily pass for a "peep hole"-surgery image. By the way, congatulations to your "C4D artist of the week" :)
Heart'Song
This gives me a verrrrry strange feeling........and I love it!
jsls
Thank you for all of your comments, this was made by using surface painter, and then DiTools, which is one of the greatest plugins in my opinion, to make the "lumpy" organic surface. The shader is just a plain white oren nayar illumination model with dirty nuts.
as07
is that somekind of displacement? anyway excellent lightning!
tidalwv
Only if it was blue :)
t3
yum-yum. totally great!