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Hi Kirk, congratulations, I love this image. And it is because long ago I
tried to do something similar and I failed. You can see my try here.
http://personales.ya.com/robertoullan/images4.htm
In the image called "Balin y Balan" there is a kind of tower in the
background. I tried to do something beautiful (as your image) but as I said
I failed. And I did this stupid and simple construction. So again,
congratulations.
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"kike" <dry### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
> Hi Kirk, congratulations, I love this image. And it is because long ago I
> tried to do something similar and I failed. You can see my try here.
>
> http://personales.ya.com/robertoullan/images4.htm
>
> In the image called "Balin y Balan" there is a kind of tower in the
> background. I tried to do something beautiful (as your image) but as I said
> I failed. And I did this stupid and simple construction. So again,
> congratulations.
You are far too modest. After seeing your picture there and the other
images (how many of them are yours?) I consider this a high complement!
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I like this very much!
The roof might be worth some extra work, perhaps, but that is nitpicking.
Any chance to have a look at the tower-part of the code? I suspect you have
some very usefull macros there. I'm about to start over making some renders
(after some years of only watching your work here) and that may help me to
get
on the right track again.
Thank you for the nice image,
Marc-Hendrik
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Nice job, looks great!
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Great image, is the tower made with isosurfaces? it looks too good to be
surface normals. Great use of the Ivy as well.
Sean
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Very cool. I'd add just a couple of clouds, but that's just me :)
--
Dan
GoofyGraffix.com
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>"Kirk Andrews" <kir### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
> You are far too modest. After seeing your picture there and the other
> images (how many of them are yours?) I consider this a high complement!
In GALERIA 4 all are mine but the telephone. All the images are done by a
friend of mine and I. I use to do several things but he is getting
specialized on cars and this kind of staff (and he is quite good on this).
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Pfft, another great pic I'll never be able to make the equal of. <_<
If it were a landscape, rather than portrait image, methinks I'd use that as
desktop wallpaper.
Mesh with image map?
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"Marc-Hendrik Bremer" <Mar### [at] t-onlinede> wrote:
> I like this very much!
> The roof might be worth some extra work, perhaps, but that is nitpicking.
>
> Any chance to have a look at the tower-part of the code? I suspect you have
> some very usefull macros there. I'm about to start over making some renders
> (after some years of only watching your work here) and that may help me to
> get
> on the right track again.
>
> Thank you for the nice image,
>
> Marc-Hendrik
I posted an include file of the macros I used to make the gothic windows in
p.b.s.f. I hope they help you out!
Actually, the only isosurface is the roof. I used a layered brick/granite
texture for the walls.
-- Kirk
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Kirk Andrews wrote:
> I posted an include file of the macros I used to make the gothic
> windows in p.b.s.f. I hope they help you out!
Thank you!
Marc-Hendrik
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