Playin' with my balls again by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Working with reflections and primitives
Comments (27)
LOL! Mike, yer a nut. Don't ever change that. :D
do they go with "ding a ling ling"? superb finish on the balls
You know, you're gonna grow hair on your mouse if you keep doing that....
your......uh......... spherical objects look just great, Mike!
I think we can now crown you 'King of the Reflections'. Good stuff.
I do that from time to time, would not share that with no one, crap! Just did. Nice color of balls u have, Mike. I only came with two balls, snicker. Great stuff
The only way to get it right Mike cool excersice!!
Love it
Well, at least they're all shaved... I guess xD
Superb render!
Wonderful 3D creation!!Beautiful colors !
LOL, hihihi. nice job my friend...love the diverent colors.
Excellent piece!
Great job!
Made me chuckle
You got some damn fine balls there, Mike! LOL. Beautiful, vibrant colors, my friend! Reminds me of The Super Balls out of a vending machine. They used to cost a quarter. Probably two bucks now. Ha.
Saw the other one first, so again great job!
Cool work my friend :)
This is great!
Beautiful render Mike!!!!
Cute image, Mike! You sure know how to play with your balls! LOL! Excellent work!
Outstanding work my friend. God bless.
Love the title Mike!
LOL!
You sure gottalotta balls
Welllll Oy they really look like big plunker marbles to me !
Lovely designs, colors, lighting and reflections Mike.
while I have some other galleries yet to visit, I'm determined to catch up with all your work! You've been exploring all kinds of things, and it just fascinates me. I looked up "primitives" so I could understand some of the specifics here. It said they're basic geometric shapes from Bryce. Oooookay. But then I saw that Bryce comes from the same company that makes Daz. What's important to my limited understanding is that they're basic building blocks, and that somehow you construct them with care, balance, meticulousness, etc. I'm looking at these balls full view, and I can actually appreciate some of the nitty gritty of making these things, as opposed to getting them ready-made. In pro-level musical software, you can construct sounds from scratch, and it's tedious and concentrated, but amazing when you finish. Also, I have a friend who's been modeling spheres etc in Blender, for over a year in fact; and I hear about her steps all the time. So I think I can appreciate this better than most 2D artists. (Btw, Blender is next to water-boarding as far as I'm concerned. I used it 2 or 3 times, and lost my mind...)
The balls are luminous and pure, and they meet each other like cells from my old biology books, where cells were portrayed as spheres jammed into other spheres. I can appreciate the light and reflections. And the combination of patterned balls w/ pure blue and black balls. Full size, it's really quite pristine and beautiful, and brings home the joy of making basic structures in software. The simple 2-toned background sets them off all the more. I had to learn something, finally, in order to understand better what you're doing. These are beautiful.