System failure !! by pchef

Blender3D • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 06, 2017

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Description

Should have been there for five years but they've got a virus and +/- 150 years later .... He doesn't care. Everything modeled with blender, rendered with blender cycles 512 samples

Comments (41)

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1971s

7:12AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Great work!

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miwi

8:02AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

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bugsnouveau

8:27AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Outstanding

TheFiercebadRabbit

9:02AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Excellent work

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Jean_C

9:17AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Un travail fantastique aussi bien en modélisation qu'en mise en scène! Superbe image, bravo, Pierre!

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gaius

9:32AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

150 et encore toutes ses dents ! Chapeau ! Non ! Chapeau bas à l’artiste qui a crée cela...je suis baba ! Dans les trucs qui foirent, ça me rappelle ce dessin où l'on voit une cigogne en vol qui transporte le nouveau-né qu'elle doit livrer...le problème est que le nouveau-né est un vieillard qui dit " Allez ! Avoue-le que tu es perdue !" Les décalages de ce genre me font rire.

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eekdog

10:16AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Image is so fantastic. Lighting is killer.

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byteline

10:17AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Error and than Game over!

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Greywolf44

10:41AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Wonderful texture work!!! Love it!!!

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CoyoteSeven

11:06AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Marvelous image!

The atmosphere, character posing and lighting are exceptional... a job well done!

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Leije

11:23AM | Mon, 06 February 2017

Wow, le système foireux fonctionne encore, mais l'humanité est perdue depuis longtemps! Ton image a une grande intensité émotionnelle.......et le travail de modélisation est toujours remarquable, Pierre !

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