F.R.O.G. (fully robotic ordnance gekko) MK1 by thelordofdragons
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Hi Everyone!
been busy with writing and making new pieces for my books, as such i am re modelling all of my older creations like this one the original F.R.O.G.
Made by myself entirely in Bryce 4 using prims and boleans,
Post Adobe.
If anyone is interested i have been interviewed for an artist feature for the C.G Magazine Digisprawl, (my first interview too!) you can see it at the link provided and explains a lot about what i have been doing, how i have been doing it and whats coming up.
http://www.digisprawl.com/blog/artist-feature/artist-feature-steve-winter-aka-lord-dragons/
Thanks for looking and have a great weekend everyone!
Steve and the Crew :)
Comments (15)
Cool mod steve and congrats on your feature for the C.G Magazine Digispraw..
well done
Excellent modeling and render!
Really nice FROG and congrats on the interview. I look forward to reading it. Have a great weekend.
Fantastic modeling, as usual. :-) Corrie
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You made this in Bryce 4??????????????? falls out of chair I humbly bow at your altar. This is FANTASTIC!!!! Absolutely amazing work! I'm completely in awe! Gotta go check out that link.... Congrats on the interview!
This is incredible Steve its amazing. Well Done 5+ and a Favourite Karl
Outstanding
A stunnign Bryce model!!
Excellent modeling,wonderful picture!! congrats, you really deserve be featured!
Excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding Bryce!!!
Excellent work!!!! Well done!!!!
Another amazing piece of modeling my brother. I always keep reading about the demise of Bryce but you and a few others have proven that in the right hands this can stand up with dedicated modeling programs and give them a run for their money. There are some limitations to Bryce but I would still like to see anyone say that you cannot model in this program and accomplish what you have created with just the limited tools that this program affords the user. Imagination and the insight to bring what one sees in your minds eye is the most important thing and you my friend are able to show what can be accomplish using Bryce. Brilliant as always! Cheers, David
Fascinating creation!