Anyone got a quarter? by draculaz

Bryce • Realism • posted on May 13, 2003

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Take it as the onslaught against religion, take it as the loss of religion, or simply take it against religion period. My first thought was to make about seven machines that could each dispense the seven deady sins, then a nice sign in the back sayins JESUS SAVES US ALL! Given the fact that my sarcasm does have limits and that this came out so much better I stuck with it. Bryce, no postwork in Photoshop with the exception of the rain particles (free plugin from Ulead). The bubble-gun dispenser or whatever the hell it's called was made by me in Wings, most textures are from the internet (Animax). And that's about it. Don't forget to repent for your sins otherwise you go to hell, heh. drac

Comments (10)

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sackrat

9:35PM | Tue, 13 May 2003

Great render,.....nice texture work, no, excellent texture work,........as far as the subject,......I wouldn't touch this one with a ten-foot pole. I ran off at the mouth, err, fingers, uhhh, earlier and I've been told to practice restraint of pen and tounge. Technically excellent though. Bravo !

Hepcatbrandon

11:00PM | Tue, 13 May 2003

wow, very cool. I love the bricks. The only thing that bothers me is the poster. It looks wavy, so there should be some shadow visible on the left side of it. maybe stick 1 or 2 negative lights behind that corner so as not to screw up the beautiful lighting elsehere

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draculaz

11:05PM | Tue, 13 May 2003

it's perfectly pinned to the wall. i thought long and hard on it because i thought it wasn't realistic, but after two days of modelling ans so on I just gave up... or who knows, I might decide to make it better later on today, maybe map it to a terrain and make it blow in the wind.

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jwdell

11:37PM | Tue, 13 May 2003

You could also hand paint a shadow in Photoshop with a semi transparent brush, save ya from having to re-render it, or not, the image is awesome as is. love the textures...

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