Bored Bombs by SEspider
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Got bored and took a model that (turns out I made it for no reason) I built and decided to make a stupid little wallpaper out of it.
Forgot to set the image size so I decided to save it and wait til I got home and fix it.
UNFORTAINTLY, something really wierd happened.
I opened the Blender file to set the render size and re-render it. But there was only one bomb on the canvas. Upon moving said bomb, I learn there's another, then another, then another and so on.
For some odd and dumb reason, the program had MOVED ALL of the bombs back to the original position, angle, and rotation of the first. This has never happened before.
Please, if anyone knows what happened, do tell.
I've made a Thread for discussion.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2727446
Comments (5)
Have no idea what happened but I like what you have done with this..must admit I thought they were a new take on Xmas baubles at first, which I liked anyway.. Nice One..
Aww Dang. Wish I'd thought of that. That would have been so cool to. Doh! Aww well.
I'll bet the ACME Corporation (or maybe Wiley Coyote) had something to do with it!!!! Can't trust those Toons....
I saw holiday ornaments, too, and loved the whole concept! :) (I'm not big on the holidays, and blowing the whole thing up seems a fine idea to me.) I've had some really weird things happen in Blender, but mostly with individual vertices going on holiday far, far away. Never had it move things around while I was sleeping, though. I'm at a loss to even guess what happened!
Impressing and very interesting work of art!