Wall Sconce by Andy M
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A 1930's wall sconce, salvaged by my friend Mike Shaughnessy, Rendered in 3ds MAX 3.1 by Andy Molyneaux
Comments (29)
hey cool, my version of max must be missing a few files, it doesnt work nearly that well.
holy shit batman! i think my whole computer is defective!!
very impressive realism. great job.
What renderer did you use? Looks fantastic!
Ditto on the computer probs....I think mine died just looking at this picture. - Sacred
Wow! We could talk lighting or composition or modelling -- all of which are just beautiful. But, the thing I find most striking is the tiny reflections of the room behind in the flat metal and -- especially -- in the white glass. Just amazing.
Hey! They sell those at Target!
Nice Render though.. wow..
Beautiful render!
faint I can only hope to get this good. Another one of those images where you have to wonder if it's a photo.
Amazing! I do wish there was more to the wall, such as wallpaper or something
Photo-realistic! Who in Hades gave you a 9? 10!
Thanks for the positive feedback gang, i'm blown away at your responses, I used the catmull-rom algorithm in the anti-aliasing section of the render dialog.
Perfect,Perfect,Perfect,Perfect,Perfect,Perfect,Perfect,Perfect, 10+
Very impressive work!!
Gyaah! whimper I couldn't do that well with a camera!
Pro work, pro work.
Absolutely amazing. I want that on MY walls :)
very photo realistic!!! as though it were rendered in lightscape!!!! :)
Thanks pureflesh, although i do use Lightscape now and then, this was strictly a MAX 3.1 Scanline render, with no 3rd party plugins, just some well placed lights.
ONE IN A MILLION...
how the heck!! I love it.
verrry nice i bet It took you days to render this with the anti aliasng and all.. hw the hell did you manage to defocus the background i wonder!!!! all in all great work friend.. keep um coming!!!
IMPOSSIBLE!!!!! I can't believe it's a render..
really great. really would like to see this image with rendered with mental ray.
great image.
good lighting and mesh.
i dont think the reflection on the lamp is right...it looks pinched, and i think it should have more gloss and brighter reflections.
Love the simplicity yet very best skill this image.