torus interior + distance by lemonjim

Bryce • Illustration • posted on Jul 23, 2007

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How I spent a few hours! Made the model. A torus subtracts from a larger torus. Spherical protuberances emerge from the main torus in a fractal manner. Lights, camera, etc. A spiral motif envelops the elevator in the center. Be careful, it's slippery down there. Rendered with distance, altitude and regular. Combined with PhotoShop (Open distance render and regular render, Copy distance and pasteas a new layer, glowing edges, levels midpoint 2.00, in screen mode, over the regular render.) Enjoy!

Comments (12)

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Questor4

10:50PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

I dont fully understand the explanation but a cool image anyhow.

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SunsetHunter

11:24PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Very imaginative use of torii and postwork! Not sure I understand the explanation either, but thanx for sharing it anyway!

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buckzero

1:54AM | Tue, 24 July 2007

Very cool image and postwork.

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Atom

3:03AM | Tue, 24 July 2007

Yes , cool image!

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Burpee

8:17AM | Tue, 24 July 2007

Minder boggler, lol! Turned out excellent, love the edges. It has a very illustrative and abstract look to it. Your creativity knows no bounds. Bravo!

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supermarioART

8:49AM | Tue, 24 July 2007

Interesting and beautiful style for this one Jim!!!

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duo

10:40AM | Tue, 24 July 2007

Love the lines on the structures! WONDERFUL!

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potamus

11:04AM | Tue, 24 July 2007

I used to have dreams like this!!

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nelsone

11:22AM | Tue, 24 July 2007

The contour lines are a must; there's no other way to get the feel of it, even with that Hollywood lighting. - unless you applied the right texture, like maybe villi or alveoli?

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