Backstage Door by lemonjim
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
It's a real door! Lovingly scarred - and slathered. In processing, I wanted to remove modern signs and locks, but tried to retain the scarring and slathering.
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Started with a Nikon D70 photo, heavily processed and cropped, mapped onto a terrain object (with separate height info), assembled, lit with soft spotlights and rendered with Bryce.
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Comments (10)
Oh your my kinda artist Jim!! Got the D50 recently, LOVE IT! The fact that you did this with terrains and bump maps! My kinda artist! That's how I did my Endust piece! This looks fantastic!! Wonderful blend of techniques, masterful results!! Now I suppose if I go back to your website, I can open it? See what's on the other side? ; ) Excellent job!!!
Thanks, DigiMon. Sorry but my website's feeling down this week, :-( I'm wondering ... it's in Florida ... so perhaps they were obliterated! No big deal but hope not, cross your fingers and toes. When it's back up I'll post an animated mechanism!
well now, this door opens imagination, some processing you did, it's awsome and right on time for halloween vote4u
Wow! This is a really awesome image! Excellent work here!
Beautifully composed, textured & lit. Evokes the feel of a classic horror film...
Very nice image, and usage of terrains with images. Although the door is the focus, what about making the floor a terrain too? Its the only thing in the render that is flat. But very nice render, dont get me wrong.
You know that door is way way way back stage! Wonderful image!
Cool work, the only things keeping this from total greatness are the flat-looking floor and the lighting. Seagram is wise, a floor terrain that works with the texture would be killer. And as for the lighting, the only thing I would change is to make the shadows softer, it would add to the realism if they weren't so hard. Great image!
a serious sens of solidity in this
Very realistic! It seems you spent some time doing this and it was well worth it!!! Nicely done.