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Very imaginative. I'm not really sure as to what you need to hear, but it looks a surreal dream. I do think the water could stand to be adjusted on it's ripple scale and contrast. Currently instead of a water appearance it has a feel of a paste. Will Sutton posted a link to a simple and clever water material he created that might better suit your project. I'll see if I can dig up the link.

http://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2476&st=0

 

Hmm.. Couldn't find the Ark thread with the search. had to resort to the brute method to extract the thing. <sigh>

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Yes ! Very surreal and abstract(hmm someone tell me if I'm butchering art terms here :P ). Its the kind of thing that you can stare at and draw your own conclusions. If that's what you're after, then you've suceeded. Great job!

 

Doug

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all the elements looks very good. I think it is a really nice image as is... but as far as what I think would be.....

the phase that the splash is in right now, would be how it would look by the time the object hitting the water was already 90% under the surface of the water. If not totally underwater.

Aside from that issue, this is a very pleasing image to look at.

Nice job!

Mike Fitz

www.3dartz.com

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I'm afraid there isn't any kind of meaning in particular to this picture. I just wanted to make something pleasing to the eye. So I guess it is just about entirely abstract. Except for the writing on the boat, which is my signiture, and then I stuck a + and then my girlfriends initials on a whim. Pretty much just a sappy detail. :) Glad you enjoyed it. That's the real point. Here's a wire frame. Not to complicated a model. Keeping the tendrils all separate and not touching was the only thing that took a little patience, but it wasn't to bad. Wish I could say that I modeled the clouds but it's just a painting I did. I'm not sure if that's a no-no in the 3d community to throw in in a background like that, but I sure as heck couldn't figure out how to model it. Would love to know if anyone has come up with a good cloud material by the way. :) Thanks for the posts.

 

-Nathan

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