Bookshelf by EugeneTooms

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Jan 03, 2003

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Haven't drawn anything for a while so I thought I'd have a go this evening, and this is the result. I wanted to say thanks to my friend Tariq, who gave me this book (the one in the picture) for Christmas, so I based this drawing around it. I'd also like to thank Cartesius for giving me some tips on designing a book in C4D :)

Comments (7)

LCGuy

5:07PM | Fri, 03 January 2003

The book and the trumpet body are excellent.

turx

1:26AM | Sat, 04 January 2003

the book looks so nice. i need those tips too :)

EugeneTooms

3:57AM | Sat, 04 January 2003

The book is basically made like this: four U shaped splines lofted together to form the cover, spine and rear. The pages are just a cube slotted into the lofted spline. I stuck the book on its side on my scanner to get the textures for the pages. Cartesius used to have a JPG on his website (www.cartesiuscreations.com) showing how to do this, but I don't think it's there any more.

linkinpark

4:06AM | Sat, 04 January 2003

Great work,like the book,interesting lighting!

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cartesius

5:55AM | Sat, 04 January 2003

That book came out pretty good :) The JPEG is still on my site if anyone's interested: Loft splines for bookcover

celestine_babayaro

6:07AM | Sat, 04 January 2003

I have that book too. (It's not that thick, but who's counting?) Toward the end she subscribes to the 'one damned thing after another' theory of history, which took away from a great, more patiently composed first half. Now try modeling her 'God: A History' book. It's much more well-written.

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