StratInLivingRoom by bobbystahr

Imagine 3D • Music • posted on Jun 22, 2003

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I'm baaaaaack....lol this image uses a reverse engineered Stratocaster,and a sofa that are not 100% original,all else,including the orange milk crat and the ArtDeco nude lady ashtray were made by me. 1....the doors were made from image maps and and convert image,with the original maps used as textures,both colour and filter 2...the stained glass window likewise except in this case i went anal retentive and modelled the came around ths glass as well...the luxury of having a FAST computer was just takin hold at that point...lol a small amount of scattering was used with no emmission in the environment i created to show light lines and soft shadows were used on the ceiling hanging light(also a PD offering on the net),so basically 2 lights times the SoftShadow setting of 100 all objects are available to anyone who writes me but i don't have them posted anywhere,so if ya want em drop me a line at bstar@mts.net

Comments (7)

kmanktelow

5:10PM | Sun, 22 June 2003

Very, very nice, Bobby! I particularly like the way the light falls on your Axe. Almost a Biblical effect.

darksecret1

7:11PM | Sun, 22 June 2003

cool image. i like the way u did the light.

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bobbystahr

7:34PM | Sun, 22 June 2003

darksecret1,...thanx,the light was the major point of these renders,thanx to you too kevin,must be my bible belt upbringing showin thru,heh heh heh

georgeal

7:02AM | Wed, 25 June 2003

Really nice image how ever it seems a tad bright on my computer. Would it be stronger if it was just darkened a bit in some 2D prog?

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bobbystahr

8:55AM | Wed, 25 June 2003

georgeal....might be your gamma settings......my computer got taken over and gamma adjusted by Photoshop,which i use more than Imagine in my "work" stuff so i left it...feel free to darken a copy for yourself...all art is thru the viewers eyes after all...thanx for your kind comments

tien_avielle

5:56PM | Thu, 03 July 2003

Hi Bobby - lol, regarding the "too light," I don't know...I have my monitor set to dark because my old eyes can't handle glare, so it looks fine to me! Though, I tend towards dark environments myself (Transylvanian heritage, lol!) I love the doors! Great space - is it real?

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