Free Bagpipes Render by SEspider
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Description
I created for the St. Patrick's Day Theme (Coming to Xbox360 and PS3 soon). I did not. I repeat. I DID NOT create the seems for the texture. The result you see concerning it was completely accidental.
The original Render is MUCH larger. But I liked the outcome so much, that I just had to share it. Feel free to use the image for any NON-COMMERCIAL use. I just ask for credit for my work in return. It was a pain to make. lol
Enjoy
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Copyright ©2009 Richard T. White Jr.
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Comments (5)
Nice Job, Richard!!!! I'm not sure the Irish were big users of bagpipes (I think the Scots were more fond of them) but I'm sure if they were into bagpiping, they'd love a set like these!!! Very realistic! St. Patrick was born in Scotland. As a boy, he was kidnapped by Irish Marauders and sold into slavery to a Druidic Chieftan. He eventually escaped to Britain. He returned as a priest to convert the Irish Druids to Christianity and became Bishop. He is remembered for his teaching of the Blessed Trinity using the Irish Shamrock...One God...three persons. One plant...3 leaves. Legend tells that he used the power of God to drive an infestation of serpents into the sea!
You had me worried for a moment there, Bob. Thought I might have wasted time making the model. So I'm releaved to learn that Scotland is involved. Thanks for the info.
Nice job! For whatever reason, when I click this to full size, the black background goes away. Odd, but not heinous. :)
Great work!!
buen diseño de la gaita