Antilian Viper (wip) by thelordofdragons
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Hi Everyone.
Its been 10+ years that i have been making these mecha insects now, i guess it is easy to say i am hooked LOL.
Model, Idea, Concept, Build by myself using nothing but prims and boleans in Bryce 4.
She may have a familiar look, as the orginal pieces were from the QueenZect, just removed legs, wings and added new bits.
Thankyou for taking a look.
Peace :)
Steve and the crew.
Comments (13)
Very impressive details, there's nothing wrong with doing one thing exceptionally well. Nice creativity, design and render :)
Another excellent creation...very well done!
Amazing modeling Steve!!!!!!!!!!
Another fantastic insect! Gorgeous lighting, too. Corrie
i for one hope u never stop doing these...allways amaze
cool
SO cool!!!! I have got to agree with blbarrett about the amount of detail. I can only imagine the time it must have taken to create such an awesome looking creature. EXCELLENT work!!!!!!
If any one ever wants to know what brilliance is then they should look no further the my bro Steve. His work is truly in a class all its own, not only in imagination but in the exact execution of working with negative and positive Boolean. Steve has a way of turning the ordinary into the extraordinary!!! Truly an amazing piece of art you have created here!!! All the best, David
great modeling, fantastic alien insect
This is a WIP? Can't wait for the finished product!
I thought that membracidés lived only on our planet, and indeed not, fantastic modelling. http://femtasia.blogspot.fr/2010/11/membracidae.html
Wow, I really like your use of color, light, and contrast. Some fine models as well. This is really good stuff!!
Amazing Work you are a master of Bryce Well done. Karl