Art Deco Poster by drawbridgep

Bryce • Historical • posted on Sep 05, 2004

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Here's something a little different. A copy of a poster from the 30's promoting the 1933 World Fair. This would have been a lot easy in an illustration program rather than Bryce, but hey, call me mad. Everything apart from the text (and the lower blue box) was modelled in one Bryce file. I modelled the train just for this, but might refine it and use it again. The light beams are actually lights. I tried with cones, but couldn't get it to look right. This looks pretty simple, but it actually took more time to put together than my normal Bryce pictures. A lot of that was the train, but getting the flat lighting was more of a challenge than I expected. Thanks for looking.

Comments (26)

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eres

1:14PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Fantastic stuff!!!

hasseh

1:17PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Great work....

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HSG

1:20PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Excellent work! Looks like a retro image for sure.

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melevos

1:26PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Excellent job!!

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Papergirl

1:41PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

You're MAD! :o) Really like this and would love to see more. xx

mrscience

2:15PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Hmmm... you really DO have too much time on your hands ;) an interesting challenge i've never actually thought of...

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artgum

2:17PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

But, isn't that part of the fun- taking a program and expanding the envelope? I thought for sure from the tumbnail it was illustrator- this is a cool and innovative image. Nice retro look too.

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danamo

2:46PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Great results! It does look like it was done in Illustrator,or some other vector drawing app.

colas

3:26PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

splendid job,colors and style;vote.

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pauljs75

4:10PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Yes, you are mad. (Not a bad thing though, the illustration looks great!) This would be a lot more natural and easy to do in a 2D vector program.

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EngleWolf

5:30PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

What a wonderful poster... has that classical feel to it... heck... this is just awesome!!!!! :o)

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Ardiva

6:28PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

Hey, I like this guy! smile

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striving

7:21PM | Sun, 05 September 2004

You did really good on this. Youre right, it would have probably been easier in Ill. But It's sweet looking and pulling it off in bryce is impressive. I have tried some 2d looks in bryce, none came close to this. Again, grand work here.

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