3d, photography, and writing BIOI was schooled in photography, back when they used something called "film" and chemicals! I've since gone digital. Later in life, I took up videography, and needed the ability to add graphics and titles to the tapes (another primitive technology). I bought an Amiga and a "genlock" - and the salesman convinced me to buy a 3d program called Imagine. Within 24 sleepless hours, I was hooked on 3d. As for writing,
that was a survival technique. Now, I like to combine images and prose. Most often, they do not form simultaneously.
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Comments (7)
xina
It's great! I wouldn't know where to start doing something like that - excellent job!
bobbystahr
Cool bed, Great modelling, using more than one approach to building your parts is the real secret to efficient modelling in Imagine.Did you also use the images for bump maps?
quim2001
Very nice work
colas
very good modelling,it is wonderfull.it seem the bed of "louis the 14 "congratulations.i vote.
tien_avielle
Thanks, one and all! It really is quite simple in Impulses Imagine 3d program. The time was spent in extracting the image parts from a single photograph. Special thanks to Colas for identifying the bed's original ownership!
meico
Amazing how such delicacy of construction can be simultaneously so solid ... I can't comment on the technicalities - but I do admire the skill and the finished picture.
Batronyx
This may be a quicky but it successfully conveys that feeling of antiquity. Well done. :)