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Published: 2006-09-20 06:25:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1021; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 15
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This is a crude attempt to honor two great masters. I should call it Salvador in the house of Escher. In 1947 M.C. Escherdid the structure in 2D. I found it quite challanging to construct it in 3D...but I'm up for a challange. And way back in 1936 Dali was painting the surrealistic human forms which I attempted to recreate in 3D, using two, 3D programs... Poser and Amorphium. Blending the two masters was a surrealistic joy for me and a way to honor their genius.The structure was made entirely in Byrce using boolean arches and primitive solids. The whole thing was rendered in Bryce with no postproduction whatsoever.
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This is great. I think one thing that might add to this is more detail in the background. Although it is a background, I think it looks too much like a wallpaper and not enough like your own paint.
Cheers
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really clever work that's a credit to your inspirations... love it!
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a good union of Daliesque and escheresque elements...good job...salud!!
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love the colours and the sheen on the (plastic?) parts... very imaginative!
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thanks, what do you think of my description? should I try to explain things or just leave it to the viewer to inturtit. you input is always appriciated and respected.
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i like the description. i think its always interesting to know more about the creative process.
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Fantastic! I don't remember seeing a Escher-inspired 3d-rendering before, and this has been created quite well. [applause]
What program(s) do you use?
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I sense a lot of emotion... I really like itand there's a message to it too... Congrats!
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