Beaucarnea_the_end_of by ritter

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on May 06, 2001

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Comments (38)

wgreenlee1

1:55AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

this is a really good example of good textureing,its life-like even though it looks like the end for the tree,cinima is a great program,i think there coming out with a lite version without the animation part of of it,this is good though,nice wall texture....

audre

2:00AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

welp i am flabberghasted that someone gave you an 8 for this. i think it fantastic. the attention to detail makes this look photographic.

juandel

2:39AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

it makes me hear the whispering of the dry leaves... perfect!:)

trevor3000

2:49AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

excellent work!

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george

2:56AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

was macht ein animago gewinner hier... hier gibts ja gar nichts zu gewinnen.. wie schon in mchen ...tolles bild

Fyg

6:40AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

Awesome,moody piece of art. I like all your work.

picnic

8:29AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

The attention to detail is just wonderful--the broken pot with the roots hanging out, the dead fronds on the table--the cobwebs attaching themselves to the pot. Its more than 'photographic realistic'--it has a beauty of its own--and a story to tell, it seems.

kaiservr

10:15AM | Sun, 06 May 2001

I've had cinema 4d since dec. and have yet to achieve this type of realism..how many of thousands of dollars do i have to put into plug in filters to become anywhere near this good..Im really in trouble if this is done with the bare bones program..grrrrrr..why are'nt you teaching people about this awesome program or did you learn it all on your own..maxon has the crappiest tutorials ever.not one measly tut on texturing..i wont comment on any of your future pics, as i know they will be great, i'll just enjoy looking them for now on..good luck,and god bless.

MarvinR

12:09PM | Sun, 06 May 2001

This texturing is fantastic. I too am flabberghasted. "Amazing"

Carnifex

3:47PM | Sun, 06 May 2001

Marvelous. I always loved the mood and texturing of this piece. I think that 8 needs to be revised. I still hate you though :)

dark_thoughts

1:03AM | Mon, 07 May 2001

yes...spread the wealth of knowledge you have!! teach us how to texture!!...im givin you a 20!! that should make up for the verrry undeserverd 8 you got ...geez wg...were was yur head? hey really kewl dusty cobweb too

Lorrin

8:07PM | Tue, 08 May 2001

No offence against greenlee, but giving an "eight" is perhaps incuring the wrath of the god of art (lol) - Seriously though, everyone has the right to use their own artistic criteria (though some right wing sheep herders would rant and bluster in their disagreement). The artistic understanding of the artist of this painting is exceptional. I salute you.

sdaniels

5:54AM | Fri, 11 May 2001

Fantastic!

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