The Ooooaaaah Bird by rickymaveety
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Description
We're off to see the Wild West Show. The elephants and the kangaroos. No matter what the weather, as long as we're together, we're off to see the Wild West Show.
Ladies and Gentlemen, I present the Ooooaaaaah Bird. A very small bird that lays very LARGE eggs and sits there going "ooooooo aaaaaaaahhh" all day long.
Bird modeled by me in Rhino. Textured using PSP and UV Mapper. Rendered in Bryce. It is posted as my one (and probably only) CGSphere submission. You can see the whole gallery at http://www.cgsphere.com.
Comments (12)
HAHAHA! very cute fellow there :-) and nice texture along that curved plane.
The texture is actually a requirement of the CGSphere site. You are given a sphere and a grid curve and you make your scene based on those. You can change the sphere, but not the grid.
...so you see, you can do the S.O.W, as long as it's in a high-end package..;) j/k..;) great stuff
Glad to see you back! This is really cute. By the way, the OOooooaaaah is because laying an egg that big when the bird is small is uhhh, painful. Very well done. Bunny
That is a cute bird, and she looks very relieved right now!
Well done !
I agree with sackrat, well done! I'm always impressed with modeling in Rhino as I haven't yet gotten the hang of it. Nice entry to cgsphere.
Excellent and funny.Bravo!!!!!!!!!!
as soon as I saw the thumbnail I knew why it was called the oooooaaaaah bird. LOL. Superb stuff!!!
Owwwwwweeeee comes to mind, then maybe Ooooooaahh L what a great job you did! we work with 6500 of them that things pointing upwards, and see more than our fair share of eggs daily, but I've yet to see one THAT big! hehe
Beautiful and interesting!
Merveilleux montage. Bravo