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Garden Redux

Poser Science Fiction posted on Oct 30, 2002
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It's all about dreaming big. Like a number of kids, I used to like to draw plans and blueprints. Expressing my own ideas about the look and layout of everything from spaceships to houses. More than once I've undertaken the task of designing my fantasy home. A number of years ago, after I started working in 3D, the idea of making a dream house returned to me. But this time, I decided to really dream big. The truth of the matter is that if humans currently had the technology and I had sufficient cash, my dream home would be a condo in an orbital habitat above the Earth. Ever since I first came to that idea, I've been trying to use the tools at hand to visualize how that fantasy might look.

I had done a first version of the habitat in the early 90s with a now extinct bit of software that was called Visual Reality (or Renderize in earlier incarnations). The habitat had a central core from which radiated cylindrical arms. Each arm, capped at the far end by a transparent bubble, was a condo in the habitat. One of my earliest renderings is of a patio garden inside one of the condo bubbles. That was called "Garden Over Babylon."

In the past few years, since I've been working with 3D Studio MAX, I began anew the process of building my fantasy habitat. It began with a new version of the habitat exterior, used in the rendering titled "Habitat." It continues with the design of the one of the condos, seen in renderings like "Morning Routine," "Nesting," "Nappers," and "Teaching Trixx." And now we have the most recent edition to the set, a reworking of the "Garden Over Babylon" concept. I have preserved a number of elements found in the original version, from a row of plants around the bubble's edge to a robotic gardener outside watering.

Comments (6)


Aery_Soul

12:11PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

This image is really impressive! Very well done and original :) Compliments!!! -As Shanim

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mlevans

12:51PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Marvelously detailed scene, and I really like your camera angle. Great job.

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Bothellite

1:16PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Wow. Pretty amazing. I can dwell on this for a long time.

dragonfly2000

3:15PM | Wed, 30 October 2002

Let me know when your ready for house guests; a lot in this, seems quite well thought out. Just really good work.

painter_man

7:45AM | Thu, 31 October 2002

This is really a impressive pic. Reminds me of a very sad movie called "Silent running" or so with a title song of Joan Beaz. Please mor of those phantastic pic, you're a big artist !!! :-)))

geygey

2:12PM | Mon, 02 December 2002

Too nice ! A very poetic mood in a SciFi scene ! Bravo once again.


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