Opera House Chandelier by jpg4jrk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Thanks for looking! Influenced by The Phantom Of The Opera, I created this chandelier using Bryce 5. It is one of my favorite creations. However, with the beautiful lighting, crystals and gold it was too much for my computer to render (1% every 24 hours on anti-aliasing). I wanted to share the model with you, so the materials have been changed to basic gray and the lighting removed. I guess I'll have to wait until I upgrade.
Comments (10)
One massive model!..cool work!...would like to see it after about a month or two of rendering!
Remarkable modelling, especially when you consider the application used.... V
HOLY S#*@! Awesome model, you should share so somebody might be able to do it justice with some materials and lights.
That is incredible! Byce's multireplication feature would cerrtainly help you create this model, but still it not somthing that I would have expected to see modeled in Bryce alone.
Excellent modelling. Would loved to have seen it with the lighting and texture on it but like you said the rendering would have taken to long.
Looks great! :)
Really gorgeous chandelier even without the mats, I can imagine it's spectacular with them!!!!
That thing looks fantastic. I myself have a lot of Bryceprojects waiting for an upgrade of the renderingfeature. You did the right thing sharing this.
pfft... what's a few weeks of rendering, right? ;) excellent work!
I disagree with everyone's impatience. There are a few ways to optimize your scene so it is possible to render it this year! Ask in the forums if you really want to make this thing shine... But thanks for the wonderful solid render, it's a great model!