Diorama Garden by lemonjim

Bryce • Architecture • posted on Mar 17, 2003

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Description

A funny garden with little bas-relief dioramas of another scene. -*- Let's just say I was happy with the 'rosity response to my "deep gorge" posting so I made a special model. Ok, I'm just having fun with a depth render made into a terrain object, color and all. The window is carved into a terrain, and the ropes are the only Carrara mesh used. I only had a little champagne. really. -*- Thanks for viewing!

Comments (16)

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woodhurst

8:50PM | Mon, 17 March 2003

excellent work-I love the textures youve been using, they are very realistic. awesome lighting in this one also. excellent job as usual.

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frndofyaweh

10:28PM | Mon, 17 March 2003

Agree on the textures. Your lattice windows are a joy to look at. There's that famous ivy too.

runningman

10:33PM | Mon, 17 March 2003

really nice, EXCELLENT TEXTURES ,A+

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meatpuppet76

10:42PM | Mon, 17 March 2003

YES I AGREE, EXCELLENT WORK, BY THE WAY THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENT appreciate it, TAKE CARE...

gallimel

12:07AM | Tue, 18 March 2003

Wonderful. I am expecting a rolling camera discovering more the scene like I am watchin a movie :)

linkinpark

12:08AM | Tue, 18 March 2003

FANTASTIC...lighting,modeling,atmosphere-all is perfect!

treemont

1:01AM | Tue, 18 March 2003

oouu, you just made me dizzy :) great idea! and very well done!

keeba17

1:02AM | Tue, 18 March 2003

wow awesome, lovely textures. excellent job.

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Doublecrash

4:16AM | Tue, 18 March 2003

I just love when you play with our eyes like this, man! There's always some detail lurking waiting to be noticed... and then the eye is catched. Top-level image!

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