Greek Amphora by AgentSmith

Bryce • (none) • posted on Oct 19, 2002

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Description

My usual Bryce/Photoshop voodoo. Floor is all terrain, no bump map. Thanks to Vile for pointing out this great vase, and to 3D Strike for making it! A wireframe & untextured version of this pic (including the floor) is in the Bryce forum at: http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=107&Form.ShowMessage=918396

Comments (16)

gerry_g

4:14PM | Sat, 19 October 2002

Very nice but terrain or no theres still bump there, don't belive me, then go look in the bump channel of the terrain your'e using !! '-)

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Rochr

4:17PM | Sat, 19 October 2002

Bumps or not, its still a very cool ground! Excellent!

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AgentSmith

4:36PM | Sat, 19 October 2002

No, no bump. I didn't load one. Made it look far too...bumpy. And, took away from the reflection. The terrain was made to emulate the texture is all.

ICMgraphics

6:17PM | Sat, 19 October 2002

Superb

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pixilator

9:10PM | Sat, 19 October 2002

At first I thought this was a fake,.Posted as a render,but realy a photo.What made me think so was the reflection around the vase it looks like the vase is in some kind of gazebo or windowed room.I actually went so far as to go to 3d strikes free stuff to see if the vase realy existed.That proved my first thought wrong,and I apologize for my disbelief.This is an A+ in my book! Great job on this and very beautiful render!

bigbigblues

9:22PM | Sat, 19 October 2002

I'm just gonna stare at this for a while and soak up everything about it. Magnificent.

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kosv01

2:54AM | Sun, 20 October 2002

A real marvellus render. Great textures and fantastic sence of lighting in one of my favorite themes. Sincere corgratulations! ---Kostas.

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Ev3rM0r3

10:40AM | Sun, 20 October 2002

I see your using your new lighting technique very well. The vase looks absolutely real; although the floor could use less colors. Its pictures like these i would like to see more of. Good work. - James

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