Christmas Bear by JoeMac

Lightwave • (none) • posted on Dec 12, 2002

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Comments (16)

calzgal

12:44PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

Love every part of this work. NICE fur effect!

as07

1:20PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

great lens flare and rendering, love it!

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beyondMyth

1:22PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

this is just great! :) i love the little "furball" and the over-all scenery, just one thing, the floor is quite shiny and i cant seem to see any lightsources reflect on the floor.. besides that, its great! :) peace //Benny.

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ShadowWind

2:08PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

Awwww, this is so cute and I can see how it would make a great card...

goat34

2:58PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

Cool... looks awesom! very rich

cinnamon

4:58PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

how cute!!! very nice and the teddy is just adorable. the cording on the xmas lights is neat.

Rodogg

5:19PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

Very nice. Christmas lights, teddy bear, toys, lighting and glossy wood texture. All excellent. Good Good work my friend.

Sacred Rose

6:32PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

Outstanding luminescent texture on the bear!! Beautiful lighting!

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Styxx

6:33PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

Beautiful work!!

Guillermo

9:01PM | Thu, 12 December 2002

Outstanding lightingg and effects!! ;-)

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Moebius87

3:59AM | Fri, 13 December 2002

I gotta agree with ShadowWind on this one... "awwwww". Really very cute work. But now that Benny has mentioned it, the lack of reflection of the light sources on the reflective floor surface are a bit disconcerting. Overall, more than all the technical niggling, I have to say that this image expresses a lot of sentiment very well. Difficult to achieve all the time with 3D. :o)

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