Strata CX: Peasant Under Glass by LCGuy
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Dedicated to the great C4D work of 3D_Explorer:
So, there I was, sitting there minding my own business Beta testing Strata 3D CX, when this little red guy jumps out of the screen and hops along my keyboard.
I gots me a new pet!
(Don't let that misleading look of confusion on his cute little face fool you... he's quite happy under there!)
Radiosity rendered in 5 minutes with the LightDome. The little guy was modeled using the new SDS modeler (polygon subdivision). No post work.
Fine Print: No animals were harmed in any way during the making of this piece, however, one cordless mouse, a giant spaghetti strainer and two keyboards were used to help capture the little guy.
:)
Comments (5)
when I surf the gallery and I see a pic like this that don't have that many viewings or rankings yet, it blows my mind... maybe if you put some boobs on your pet, it would get fiftymillion viewings... I don't know, go figure. cool stuff.
wonderful capture! the only thing I catch under a glass are spiders, wish I had one of these little guys running around my house instead! great fun!
I had a similar experience last night. But with 2 June Bugs. Not sure what they're called over here inthe UK, but I know them as june bugs. Took a big glass to catch them. Nice modelling. Cute guy. What you gonna call him?
Great humor! Excellent work as always...
Wow, I've never had anyone dedicate anything to me. Thanks LCGuy. It's a bit funny because I've always been a bit envious of your skills with lighting and your ability to bring a scene to life. I have always thought your glass renders to be some of the finest I've ever seen. Anyway, nice work, he's a cute little guy.