It's Alive... Alive! by thirteener

Carrara/RDS • (none) • posted on Jan 19, 2003

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Description

Another contest piece. This was for the 3dLuvr's contest "In the Lab" last year. That was a lot of fun and very challenging. I look at this now and can't believe I got that detailed.

Comments (13)

SenatR

8:39PM | Sun, 19 January 2003

Yeah, funny Frankenstein:)

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Kixum

3:19AM | Mon, 20 January 2003

You must have had Carrara begging for mercy on this one. Excellent result.

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Hoofdcommissaris

4:29AM | Mon, 20 January 2003

The details and shaders are great indeed!

Dig_gler

4:46AM | Mon, 20 January 2003

Wow, this is Great. Very complex scene.

Pistola

4:21PM | Mon, 20 January 2003

Very nice- I think the bits of old cathedral under all the machinery are a nice touch. Is that giant spark just a shaded plane, or what? I want it, whatever it is.

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thirteener

5:37PM | Mon, 20 January 2003

Pistola - yes, the spark is two planes intersecting like an X, each with a lightning-bolt-esque texture map in the color and glow channels, and a matching map as transparancy, and then a big bulb light in the center.

rmcglade

7:56PM | Mon, 20 January 2003

Very cool, like this one

beetle-car

1:03PM | Tue, 21 January 2003

Excellent scene! Amazing detail. Thanks for sharing!

bijouchat

11:24AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

wow, carrara must have screamed on this... but fabulous job! Love your work.

Dr_Phil

12:37AM | Tue, 28 January 2003

Fantastic, great detailed shown. It really gives me the creeps. I like it...Excellent - Wei Hoy

jischume

1:42PM | Mon, 03 February 2003

Wow! Was the figure modelled in Carrara?

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tallpindo

4:38PM | Mon, 24 February 2003

As I look at it through missing and exploited (M.I.E.) eyes I can understand how your escapes searched for anything valuable to seize on while maintaining enough energy to complete the work in total darkness. That the ventilation looks familiar is at least a space to rest.

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