Curvacean Dwelling by lemonjim
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Somewhere in greater Curvacea we find the typical curvacean brickwork dwellings. They are very proud that they build with no straight edges: their rulers are curved so nothing is straight or flat.
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It started with a cube in Carrara, then heavy bending, bulging, twisting, exported as .3ds. Textured and rendered in Bryce.
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Enjoy! Thanks for viewing and comments!
Comments (15)
Very imaginative image! Great modeling and colors. Excellent work, as usual...:):)
Wonderful render Jim!!. Your modelling is very well done with a lot of creativity and imagenation. Top job. ---- Scott.
Great Job! when i look at this i feel like playing MYST 3
Wow, as always awesome construction, lighting and everything.
good imagination leading to an original piece of art.
Very creative work with great lighting and render !
Curvaceous it is Jim- nice one! ;-}
What an amazing organic style structure you have created! The lighting greatly enhances it's free-flowing form and shows off your modeling skills to great advantage! Bravo!
Calls to mind The Third Skin: Man's House. "L'art pour l'art is an aberration; l'architecture pour l'architecture is a crime." Hundertwasser Wonderful work here. A naturist's delight I should think.
nice creative art
Original dwelling and amazing colors. Very well done. ;o)
I like it a lot. Try to make it out of pumpkin and it would look even cooler!
Very creative!
Man, this is most excellent work! You always manage to mix bricks and foliage in a great way! Love the houses, but how the heck do they hang up their Rochr-paintings on a curved wall??? :)
thank you, Rochr. I asked the Curvaceans and they said, "It's simple!! The paintings are 'grouped' with the House in Carrara, so the whole thing is modified together, in a single operation." I guess to them, it's still hanging "flat" against the wall - but we would say, "they are both curving. It's all relative to your point of view." Then I asked, "what if you wanted to move it 5 pixels to the right?", and they just laughed and ran away.