Impertine by frogdot

Bryce • (none) • posted on Oct 06, 2003

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Description

Much easier to build these things digitally than in real life. *** forms made in Amapi

Comments (13)

ocddoug

6:55PM | Mon, 06 October 2003

I love designs like this. It looks like something an ancient civilization left behind. Cool work.

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Damsel

7:02PM | Mon, 06 October 2003

This is really great. I love how you have the texture differently where it's broken. Just perfect!!!

Acerebel

7:43PM | Mon, 06 October 2003

It might be easier for you, but some of us still struggle! How did you do that wonderful broken edge, with a different texture!?!?!

jstsittinghere

8:10PM | Mon, 06 October 2003

this is fantastic love the broken edge!

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JNH

10:48PM | Mon, 06 October 2003

My bewilderment is not in the duotone texture of the broken piece...but who took it, where, and why? You have quite an imagination my friend. Some of your creations are better than some of the sculptures city's give big bucks for! Later!

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frogdot

11:05PM | Mon, 06 October 2003

The missing piece is made by regular boolean with a cube, but also with two solid negative lattices across the ends for the rough surface. The lattices have the same mat, but with more bump added. Thanks for the comments By the way, the photo mat is from Brycearts

amethyss

12:56AM | Tue, 07 October 2003

Well done!! I love structures like this.And it would look nice at a convention centre or some building like that.In Real!

vasquez

1:12AM | Tue, 07 October 2003

they are yust great and their mats are perfect!

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Ubik

3:48AM | Tue, 07 October 2003

I would like to see this architecture in the real life, in the center of any square. Very impressive... looks like an ancient precision machinery... reminds me something like stargate.

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