La vitrine... by 3DClassics123456
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I wanted to make a picture in Don Eddy's way : all my cars made of cristal with mirror and glass shelves.
But it's impossible : not enough memory in my computer. Too much reflections...
Don Eddy is a famous American photorealist painter, born in 1944. He uses airbrush, without masking any area of his paintings with paper as airbrush artists usualy do. He sometimes works during 6 months for only one painting.
All the cars of this picture are made by me or with Emy10 ( "Nationale7")
Comments (23)
it may not be what you actually wanted to achieve, but this is impressive. fantastic realism and detail and the glass shelves are great. 5++++
Overlays... Ya gotta make over lays... It can be time consuming, or, you could wait 3 days for your render to complete and find out there was not enough memory - lol I noticed the car on top - that's my baby... I owned two 66 Mustangs... Gas guzzlers I tell ya... They're like your alchoholics of cars, they just can't drink enough - lol Display case looks good, but the bottem shelve looks like some kids found the case... You did all these cars? Cool. Still haven't been able to load the chevy into poser... I'm playing with files this last week, came across them, but they just don't want to find poser... I found my favorite car the other day... I'll have to upload it in a few weeks.
Balaise ! Là, tu as fait fort ! Bravo, bravo !
Nice collection, Excellent well done..
what a cool Idea and perfect modelling - looks perfect - wow
I would have made them all to the same scale. (The Catterham L-7 is not the same length of the 64 Mustang even on the same width shelf.) I look up their length, width, height and track front and rear to put them into Poser compared to 68 inches. Even the best don't have the eye for scale I find in cross examination. I see them all as samples of success in digital modelling and not toys in the way of AMT or JoHAN. They really have zero material reality. There is absolutely no 1 on 1 correlation with real full size objects and never has to be. I am still working on what the correlation to intellectual description is. Obviously if a plastic extruded car can be made to look like a steel stamped one by a 1 on 1 relation to blue prints in specification it isn't a quality of a specific material. Hand-eye is the totality of these and that is nerve. They are human reality and that is wonderful, just a bit frightening at times.
Absolutely brillant work. Wonderfully done with all of those reflections and light.
Vous avez une très belle collection.
great collection.....!!
A fantastic collection of 3D masterpieces... congrats and very original idea! 5+++++!
Stunning! Fantastic concept and terrific image! Brilliant! Love it! 5+++
Your cars are stunning!!!!Amazing work!!!
Nice collection...looks like toy cars. Reminds me at my childhood time.
Beautiful image. I love the bursts of color and the subtle shades in the glass. I know DE's work, maybe PC's are not to the point where they can technically mimic the subtleties of airbrush, but this is wonderful in it's own right.
Cool image!
Nice work!
well done
Brilliant image and a great showcase!
All looks great! Very impressing how much work was involved...
My oldest brother used to have a big collection like this and we spent hours playing with his cars. Cool idea ;O)
This image takes me back to St. Martin's Lane in London and the flea market at Clignancourt in Paris where i spotted old Gorgi and Dinky diecast cars displayed much like this. Congrats to both, fantastic idea indeed.
Formidable! Mieux que les Dinky Toys que j'avais patiemment restaurées avant de devenir dessinateur (parce qu'achetées abîmées c'était moins cher). Et aujourd'hui d'ailleurs je suis très embêté, parce que j'ai un petit-fils d'un an, et il risque de faire dégringoler les vitrine (terriblement dangereux), ma femme me dit qu'il faudrait supprimer mes vitrines… Dur, dur…
Joli !!! j'y retrouve le plaisir de mes collections....