Glassfighters by mickusher ()

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 03, 2004

Glassfighters

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Description

Four Poser models of two figures (skeleton and "skin"), imported into Bryce, chrome texture for skeleton, glass texture for skin, a bit of a "rough and ready" city in the background and some tweaking in Photoshop for the glass shatter

Image Comments (49)

Digidoodle ()  posted at 9:43AM Tue, 03 February 2004

Very nice, like the effects you ve created using photoshop

jstsittinghere ()  posted at 9:43AM Tue, 03 February 2004

looks wicked! awesome image

vjerana ()  posted at 9:49AM Tue, 03 February 2004

Wonderful surreal image! Excellent work!!!

Bonker ()  posted at 9:53AM Tue, 03 February 2004

that is really nice done.. have to try it out.. Benny

THDUV ()  posted at 9:57AM Tue, 03 February 2004

that's a huge pic , the only thing is the left hand seams to be the right one , XLT

vasquez ()  posted at 10:30AM Tue, 03 February 2004

that's nteresting, original and really well done!

stealthman ()  posted at 10:43AM Tue, 03 February 2004

This image is just phenomenal! People need to be responding to this A LOT MORE! I love the splintering of the glass, the composition and the lighting are really excellent here! Awesome work!

Chaos911 ()  posted at 11:04AM Tue, 03 February 2004

Wow, Outstanding work!

draculaz ()  posted at 11:18AM Tue, 03 February 2004

definetely interesting!

borsy ()  posted at 11:21AM Tue, 03 February 2004

Excellent artwork!!!

AnneCHPostma ()  posted at 11:28AM Tue, 03 February 2004

Superb idea and excellently performed ... I agree with THDUV on the hand though !!!

LindaB ()  posted at 11:42AM Tue, 03 February 2004

Awesome work! And thanks for explaining how you did it!

mickusher ()  posted at 11:55AM Tue, 03 February 2004

I'm pretty sure the hand is correct, but because the hand is semi-transparent it appears to be the wrong way round...but then again I could have cocked it up, some of the modelling was done after I got back from the pub :-)

JNH ()  posted at 12:12PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Excellent composition!

SavantSoir ()  posted at 12:37PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Wow, what pateince! AN extraordinary amount of work went into this (especially if you had to render in the worlds slowest engine-Bryce); and all the effort you put forth has really paid off! I would double-vote if it would let me!

eres ()  posted at 1:02PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Stunning!

Arctur ()  posted at 1:26PM Tue, 03 February 2004

wow wow wow

beton ()  posted at 3:05PM Tue, 03 February 2004

wow this rocks !! GREAT !

Wahnfried1959 ()  posted at 3:51PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Absolute terrific!!!

ShawnDriscoll ()  posted at 4:19PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Did the guy's foot shatter as well?

wildfire2003 ()  posted at 4:21PM Tue, 03 February 2004

WOW! Cool image, well done indeed!

PerryMcK ()  posted at 7:00PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Bet these guys know the Silver Surfer. Awesome image #1

mloates ()  posted at 8:06PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Love it! Amazing render!

shadowdragonlord ()  posted at 8:17PM Tue, 03 February 2004

Awesome concept and the render is GREAT! I love hte idea of making the skeleton metal and the skin glass, very well done...

ilona ()  posted at 12:50AM Wed, 04 February 2004

wonderful!

Euxeb007 ()  posted at 3:53AM Wed, 04 February 2004

Excellent feeling of motion ! A dynamic picture !!

tse60 ()  posted at 5:27AM Wed, 04 February 2004

I almost feel power of the kick blow, looking at your work. Well done, dynamic scene. Nice colors. I like it. :) Mirek+v

Khai ()  posted at 7:42AM Wed, 04 February 2004

excellent!

MoonDragon ()  posted at 10:34AM Wed, 04 February 2004

Exceptional! BTW, how did you achieve teh motion blur? Post processing?

mickusher ()  posted at 10:45AM Wed, 04 February 2004

The blur was post-rendering in Photoshop, (couldn't suss how to get a similar effect in Bryce and I suspect if it is possible the render times would have been collossal). I Duplicated the render layer three times, used the motion blur filter and shifted it horizontally. The three blur layers were changed from normal to screen, soft light etc, then areas of those three layers were erased to make parts of the image static in order to show detailling.