The Biggest Gallery Ever by Doublecrash

Bryce • Architecture • posted on Dec 18, 2002

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It was lots of fun making this! :) _***_ The only pain in the *** was that, because the Poserites are so tiny, I had to render it with AA Fine Art, and it took 8 hrs on my Old One. _***_ The huge paintings on the walls are all by TOMMY3D, and you can find them in the Mixed Medium Gallery, or -- better -- you can go see his gallery directly typing http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Yes&Artist=Tommy3D because his pics are really stunning! Tommy, I hope you don't mind! _***_ Thanks for stopping by. Any comments and criticism more than welcome.

Comments (10)

alvinylaya

2:33PM | Wed, 18 December 2002

Wow that's a long render. Great work!

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Tommy3D

2:33PM | Wed, 18 December 2002

Your image is beautiful! And a super effort, 8 hours to render, wow. I am so honored you chose my images to hang in your gallery, it leaves me speechless other than to say Thank You very much! I would rank your image "Excellent", but since you were so kind as to use my images, it would be inappropriate for me to hit the excellent button. You put so much effort into your gallery and Poserites that i am sure a lot of people will comment and rank your image. Thank you again, and great work!

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lemonjim

3:06PM | Wed, 18 December 2002

good go, doub'! the poserites are great! i'm glad it's them (not me) trying to go up those rickety scaffolds!

SeaCrystal

5:52PM | Wed, 18 December 2002

i like the way you used the lights around the ceiling. really well done and a wonderful idea. great gallery of art. i do like the posers in the center floor. they look very natural in their holding hands and walking. nicely done! :)

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hyperborea

2:54AM | Thu, 19 December 2002

Great idea and execution. Looks like a place to BE!It has that strange sort of silence in it that you always find at an exibition of art. Good job!

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Doublecrash

10:49PM | Thu, 19 December 2002

Thanks to everyone for the nice comments. And BTW, lemon, I also think the scaffolds are way too rickety, I was trying to give the feeling of precariousness... and I'm not satisfied at all with the foreground, and the upper glass doesn't seem a glass at all... it's always like this: when I have one pic posted, I immediately start to sort out the possible postwork :) Thanks again to all.

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