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August 2005
Cotton
Candy I've been in a modeling glut so last night I chose to play with Bryce's DTE instead. "Cotton Candy" has three spheres with three different volumetric materials. The camera is placed just off center of the three and there is one light source to brighten things up.
Created August 5, 2005
Forest Canopy I used the same set up as in "Cotton Candy" but applied three newly created volume materials. I also added a few trees as the bloop reminded me of a forest of redwoods.
Created August 6, 2005
Fresh FruitLast night I saw a wonderful painting of a bowl of pears and felt inspired to create my own pear model in Carrara. I then rendered it in Bryce, reusing many of my other recently created models.
Created August 7, 2005
Hay RollsI don't normally do landscapes but yesterday I was captivated by a few photo blog pictures of these giant hay rolls in Minnesota and I decided to try to capture their beauty in a Bryce render.
Created August 8, 2005
DeliveriesDrawn with Photoshop.
Created August 12, 2005
California Still LifeOne cannot escape the avocado when living in California. I've been wondering recently how difficult the avocado would be to model in Carrara. It was not quite as tricky as I had feared. I ended up spending more time on setting up the render in Bryce than modeling the different versions in Carrara.
Created August 16, 2005
BlinkDrawn with Photoshop over the course of a couple of days.
Created August 15-17, 2005
WatermelonsI did this render last night. I built the watermelon and the slices in Carrara but did the materials and final render in Bryce. It's not quite what I had hoped for but still a good start.
Created August 23, 2005
Tomatoes on the VineThe alpha maps for the tomato leaves added a lot of time to this render. The render took a little over 24 hours to render. The tomatoes themselves were modeled in Carrara.
Created August 24-5, 2005
Fresh from the GardenThese were freshly picked from the last render.
Created August 23, 2005
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