LoadingDockDumpster by bobbystahr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Did this,well started last century,and finished last night,cuz i saw a scene like this rendered in SomeOtherProgram and thought i could do as good or better with my faithful Imagine...turns out i was correct..heh heh heh..the dumpster was created from imagemaps with convert object and joind after the fact...the maps are pasted onto sub groups,most everything else is either a procedural or a primative or both..lol,including the extremely hi poly milk crates which were a blast to make....enjoy...comments pls
Comments (6)
I'm just pleased that I can finally see Imagine renders on Renderosity, lol - took many days of trying before it would accept me. Great atmosphere...how did you manage visible light beams? The only thing I'd add would be some debris on the ground under the platform...it's way too clean, imo! (But the composition is terrific.) Of course, I suppose that they could have harsh penalties for littering here!
the harsh penalties being mainly render times..heh heh heh...the visible light is volumetrics,available to imagine subscribers to the CUP
Very moody....those steps and door look inviting tho,could do a gig in there perhaps.Good rendering.Mag.
Light beams are easy enough to create with a fog object, well that's how I remember doing some quite a while back trying to create an image for the inside of an edge cover. Lighting isn't quite right for me but the build quality is very good, especially knowing Imagine. :)
Thanz Mag...thanx Dean as well was fun to build...kinda forgot about fog objects,had this originally set up with the same idea using voulmetric objects but decieded i liked it better in an actual volumetric environment with the light really interacting with the atmosphere,so what's missing on the lighting..a lil clue please...lol
another great render bobby!!!well done