Viscous by Lown
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce6 plus a little curves/colour adj. in photoshop. Just spheres and radial lights. Sphere mat has a really low refraction level, causing the sphere within a sphere effect.The camera is looking through a volumetric slab (an effct i´ve used before on "Aztec" amongst others)which gives it that wobbly look.
Thanks and enjoy!
Comments (17)
Wow. That is very cool! Love the idea!
very nice!
Cool! Bravo!
smart - a wonderful effect!
Very cool effect!
Cool effect. I thought it was meta-blobs.
Excellent effect!
Marvelous! Thanks for the explanation - gives me ideas... :o)
Great contrast against the dark background...excellent effect and lighting!
Beautiful abstract - the lighting & glow effects are outstanding...
The colours and contrast with the darks is outstanding!!! Such a very deep feel to it....Maybe some alien life-form's blood corpuscles?...or possibly molecular machines....But it also has a lighter delicious side to it...Depends where you want to take it(as viewer).... Very balanced forms and fascinating reflections... Great work Lown!!!!! Love to see your depth as an artist!!!! Wish you all the best!!! Rob
Nicely done - the shapes and colours work really well together, kinda like a lava-lamp effect! Would make a great print!
Great, love getting Bryce to let us look into an abstract world of volumetric materials. It also has kind of a "meat cross section" look to it. Meat made of glass, I guess. Hemoglobin anyone?
WOW! That is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your techniques - really clever and oh-so-cool looking.
Incredible work! It reminds me of the movie Fantastic Voyage. Well done!
Great use of Bryce, fantastic work !
Lots of life and fluidity with this.