My true 3D adventure started in February 2002 when I got Vue d'Esprit 2 from a computer magazine.
I've got addicted to 3D, and intensively learned Vue, performing my 3D workshop and creating mostly Science-Fiction related scenes.
After few months with Vue I realized that would need more serious tools to achieve better results, so I started learning Lightwave & Cinema 4D, but in about the same time e-on invited me to Spotlight, beta tests of Vue 4 Pro and then to full time cooperation, and this is how I get stuck with Vue for next 10 years. During that time, I have created my best Vue scenes and while working for e-on I made heaps of content for Vue (materials, clouds, atmospheres, terrains, functions), especially I spent a lot of time creating from scratch new Solid Growth plants. Since 2007 I worked on new plant editor project, now known as The Plant Factory. I was defining TPF functionality, features, interface, testing it, and developing plant models with new graph based system.
After release of The Plant Factory I started to develop TPF models on my own, under Green Gene brand.
Now I plan to focus more on Cinema 4D, and create whole scenes directly in Cinema 4D.
Comments (8)
DAVER2112
Outstanding!!!!
Trouble
Great lighting!
DukeNukem2005
It is very beautiful and very nice!
thundering1
Great googly-moogly it's been a while since we've seen you - welcome back! I hope all is well, and great image!
czarnyrobert
Yep, It's been a while since I created the last big scene - 12 years :) First I was bussy working for e-on, mostly conceptualy developing The Plant Factory, then I spent a lot of time learnig C4D and modeling some stuff (some of it you can see in this scene). Then preparing a new website, now focused on C4D - CINE.WEX.PL I hope I will continue with the Invincible series (it is a great hard-core SF novel by S.Lem ). It's nice that Renderosity still exists, but It seems that it is far less popular it was in its glory days 15 years ago.
TheFiercebadRabbit
Very cool scene
ShawnDriscoll
Welcome back. I love all the scenes you made for Vue years ago, that I could take apart to see "How did he do that!?" Will have to check out that Invincible series.
vdallas
Stunning reality!