jimbo-stag Berlin by lemonjim
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Inspired by an article in "surface" magazine: "Big Fun" featured a wonderful series of buildings designed by Foster and partners. I decided immeately to try to model some in bryce.
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Nr. 2: You are about halfway up the atrium. The "concrete" part is a boolean - carved a prolate spheroid from a large cylinder. Thin glass wall "skin" inside that. The built up the central thing from glass and chrome 'picture frames'. I tried to scale them but much of that gets negated in the wide angle distortion. Too late I noticed that one handrail is not touching the floor - oops. Aber Schade - not rendering again - [85hrs!! render on the dual 1.42GHz mac G4].
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thanks for viewing!

Comments (22)
Lots of depth in this one and superbly modeled!
Great sense of distorted perspective really adds to the grand scale of the building. And as for that handrail, you can fix it easily in PS with the clone tool and no one is the wiser. Excellent work.
wunderful ... perfect lighting, details and textures ... excellent work!
u are a man from the future Jim!!!! what a beautiful vision!!!
Perfect realization !!! Excellent modeled and excellent textures and camera view ! Great technique ! Congratulations !
I just love getting the emails telling me you made a new image, they are always a pleasure to view. Now to your work: Outstanding! However because of that one huge, glaring error of that handrail I can only give this an excellent! :) I enjoy the depth of that center polygonal pillar. Very interesting to look at.
Fantastic modeling, textures and a splendid lighting. It's absolutely fabulous !!!
This plays tricks on your eyes as you can see up and down at the same time. Very clever image.
WAY COOL!
impressive
What a model! You're a sick man Jim.
Really a tremendous modeling for this architecture! Congtatulations Jim, you're are a fantastic Brycer!!!:):)
this one is amazing, beautiful modelling and composition. love the symmetricalism of the image. A+
Damn good work,Oooh? gives me vertigo! It,s that well done.Respect.
Jim this is honestly huge! You are awesome man!!! You have my vote on this!
I'm always a fan of architecture, and this is one of my favorites! Excellent detail.
Dizzying, for a vertigo-victim like me, Jim. The "escaping" perspective adds to the feeling. 85 hours well worth the wait (I know, it's easy to say that when you're NOT the one who's waiting for that darn white crawling line to reach the bottom of the screen...) ___ Fascinating as per usual.
Again the time waiting was well worth it but that darn handrail is bothering me, can you please fix it..... Tee-Hee only kidding, this is Excellent work.
Cool presentation of architecture.
This has amazingly strong depth...fantastic work!!!
Again impressive. This is even better than the previous...
How this snuck by me ...Love the way this almost gives me motion sickness,when I scroll it up and down.Excelllent image!!!