Every damn morning ... by Erik0815Erik

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Oct 30, 2002

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This was my entry for the frontcovercontest ... no postwork (the tattoo is from Boris Valhejo)

Comments (12)

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Terrania

3:42AM | Wed, 30 October 2002

You were busy in the last weeks. Nice to see something new by you. I like the composition. Lets hope its not autobiographical ...

sdaniels

4:21AM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Looks cool. What are those 2 black dotty things in the fire ?

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Erik0815Erik

4:23AM | Wed, 30 October 2002

You mean the fly on the mirror? Oh, thats the breakfast ofthe spider :-)

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stealthman

10:11AM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Very powerful - great composition and very nicely executed.

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jwdell

12:41PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Awesome job, the tattoos look perfect....

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gdouble

1:05PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Erik0815Erik, This is awsome I like most of the work you do and this reminds me why. My only suggestion, "not that it matters" is that I think you should lower the reflectivity on the wall tiles and put a silver or gold frame around the mirror to draw the eye more to the center of the image. But still a awsome job A+.

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Erik0815Erik

1:10PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Thanks a lot to all of you. gdouble: It's my own bath (okay, not so clean), the tiles are so reflective and I like it :-) My mirror looks nearly the same, I like more the frameless mirrors; Terrania: no, not very authobiografical :-) I don't look as good as the guy :-)

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jaydiva

4:18PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

pretty damn goood!! Montag morgen :)

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Moebius87

12:58AM | Thu, 31 October 2002

Terrific work! My only comment would be about the reflection at the bevels of the mirror. Difficult to achieve in this one because the reflected image is not really reflected.

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