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MC Escher's Belvedere (3D) - Phase 2

Poser Abstract posted on Mar 26, 2005
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Modeled in Max by me & rendered (mannequins added) in poser.. Anyone that can respect Escher's work should be able to understand the issues with creating this model :) please comment.

Comments (14)


NHArtist

9:20PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

This really must be rough trying to visualize, nevermind model! My utmost complements to your tenacity. Wondered if the first story front columns are tilted to the back and vise versa for the rear columns? The 2nd story looks normally modeled except on an angle. Yes?

dragonchild75

9:22PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

This is by far one of the best things I have ever seen. Most amazing job stinkie ;-)

Talon69

9:34PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

NHArtist - it was definately tricky. the key was realizing that at one point all of the base pillars have to be parrallel. there is actually a math problem getting them to line up correctly & having the corners of the building line up. tomorrow ill upload the "visualization" piece to this. It will certainly let you see just exactly what had to be done to this model in order to get the right illusion & the perspective. (no camera warp in this image - its a flat front side view) the pillars are "S" shaped actually, but yah - you nailed the idea, and to answer your question about the second story? yes.. and yet a resounding no. :D (watch for the visualization render) thank you very much for the comments :) and - dragonchild75 - thank you poopie :) really nice of you to say :D

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EugyptuS

9:37PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

This is DEAD-ON Most amazing!!

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artgum

9:48PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

I saw the Max post- you've really done this justice. Eschers work is a wealth of imagination and genius that begs to be visualized in CG. Excellent work.

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YARDOBE

9:54PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

Don't know who the person is,but my eyes are freaking out..so I say cool..and nice posing too!

Taylor777

10:32PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

Excellent from Z~

turner410

10:33PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

"Don't know who the person is,but my eyes are freaking out..so I say cool..and nice posing too! " Wow, I've never met anyone from MARS before... lol Cool render. The dark spots on the columns bug me a bit, though. great stuff though

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shutterb

10:40PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

Most impressive. I have no idea how you did this. Excellent.

Talon69

11:07PM | Sat, 26 March 2005

:) thanks everyone :) turner? thats the thing im working on the most... the bottom pillars are a very sharp S curve. so it makes it very difficult to light right above them. im still trying to figure them out, because yah. it bugs me something fierce too. (also - the top pillar that is darker - i had an inverted face issue up there.. so next phase will be better) thanks again everyone for the nice words.

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Abraham

2:18AM | Sun, 27 March 2005

Great work my friend, you keep amazing me :)

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pakled

11:11AM | Sun, 27 March 2005

sure can, I've done the Klimmenundallernhaus..and couldn't get the stairs to line up. Someone has managed to do it, it involves stairways that don't actually connect, then placing the view at a specific angle..great work, keep it up..

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liltawen

8:48PM | Sun, 27 March 2005

You pulled it off. Congratulations!

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angells

11:32PM | Wed, 13 April 2005

You did it and it turned out fabulous.


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