Born in far 1954. . .
divorced, but this pages are dedicated to my child, Andrea, who begin the fabulous world to 3D.BIOScientific BAC, Univ. Physics & Architecture :-)
First touch of a computer. . . december 1974 (Big big room for a IBM 370-125, huge memory to 16 kb!!!!)
First PC in 1983, 8086, 64 kb, floppy 360 kb, monochrome!!!! I write a astronomy program !!!
Now in my home, 1 server p4 3ghz, 1 Ws Silicon w 4 Pentium Xeon & 8gb RAM, 850 Gb HDD. Other 3 P4 for network renderings, 1 Laptop.
I use Bryce 5, Poser 5, Max 5, Pshop 6 and other progs. For the mappings I use a Older Nikon D100 for the textures.
My work is 3D graphics for architecture, advertising, scientific presentation etc.
I like study of ancient Egyptian culture.
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Comments (6)
Andini
Either check your size or anti-aliasing...I see way too many individual pixels. It's a neat idea, though!
Gog
I'd say the same as Andini, a great idea, shame about the AA/pixelisation
akeru
Je sais, j'ai oublil'Anti Aliasing, pardon.
drawbridgep
What did you model the diamonds in? Bryce alone? Great work. Must have been a nightmare.
jedswindells
Admiral work here,needs a legend(labelling)for the gems.I know diamonds should be viewed on black but a hint of colour to illuminate them may help!
Ajriaz
Incroyable! je ne savais pas qu'il y avait tant de tailles de diamants (et ce sont seulement les plus courantes?!?) Yes that's too bad you forgot the antialiasing, because this was a lot of work and it is fascinating. I hope you will repost an antialiased version soon... Stunning! Merci.