FRAQ110805 by joefraq
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is one of my very 1st renders with Blender3D. I'm from the fractal world (UltraFractal/XenoDream user), but when I found Blender3D for free - I had to give it a shot.
I know there a quite a few mistakes in my scene, but that's what being a newbee is about.
Suggestions from other Blender users are most welcome.
Thanx,
Joseph Presley
Comments (10)
Pretty darn good for a first try!!!!
quite well done... no doubt... and a good job for a first - i like it!
Blender is cool, tried it once...You should be able to make rapid progress, Joe...I am curious:-)
i am on the search to the mistakes but can.t find it Its in my eyes a very cool render and design No idea how you have create the background wall as you did that also in Blender then really my hat off Keep going Joseph only a manner of time i am sure abouth that after seeing this start
Welcome in the Blender Gallery! :)
good beginning, and good luck for the next one ...
Never heard of the Blender program - but if it is capable of making stunning pictures like this [ with your expertise , of course ! ] then I better get a copy and try it out myself ! I luv the hexagonal stone grid as well as the amazingly reflective spheres !
This is cool, Joe. I like the way the light shines thru with the grid pattern of the wall in back.......'cept it's night-time outside...lol. Great job even for a newbie!
Great image, you're way ahead of most newbies! Welcome to blender!
Great work you've done with these apps. I haven't tried blender yet but I finally dove into my year old dusty copy of Xenodream thanks to you! My hat's off to you for persevering in not only learning to use these programs but to also creat such beauties with them! No small feat! :D