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I read the following on the official Kibo website:
-> Apparently, Pepsico owns the patent for something called "Animal
57s."
-> They keep these things in the back of Taco Bells and KFCs. It's where
-> they get their meat. These things are just big chunks of meat
floating
-> around in tanks of water. If you tap on the side or stare at them,
-> they'll come toward you. Apparently a living organism that's used for
-> nothing but its meat (because that's all it is).
The full info is at http://www.kibo.com/exegesis/, including a
handy-dandy artist's rendering of an Animal 57.
Now, this got me thinking, for some reason, and I made up this pic
around midnight.
I really like how the Animal turned out, and the general
perspective/lighting. However, I'm not crazy about the tank details. I
need a better metal, and a way of simulating the water. I tried using
material with an IOR, but the reflections and refractions just made the
image look ugly....
Simon
http://home.istar.ca/~sdevet
PS: I don't not mean any insult to the fine people at Taco Bell. This is
all just an urban legend. Don't sue me! :)
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LOL!!! HAHAHA!!! That's funny!
This one looks nice (and funny. hehe) , keep up the good work!
Also, I could probably make you textures if you want. . .I'm make better
textures then I do scenes, IMHO :)
-Ian
Simon de Vet <sde### [at] istar ca> wrote in message
news:37227E25.F7C7523E@istar.ca...
> I read the following on the official Kibo website:
>
> -> Apparently, Pepsico owns the patent for something called "Animal
> 57s."
> -> They keep these things in the back of Taco Bells and KFCs. It's where
>
> -> they get their meat. These things are just big chunks of meat
> floating
> -> around in tanks of water. If you tap on the side or stare at them,
> -> they'll come toward you. Apparently a living organism that's used for
>
> -> nothing but its meat (because that's all it is).
>
> The full info is at http://www.kibo.com/exegesis/, including a
> handy-dandy artist's rendering of an Animal 57.
>
> Now, this got me thinking, for some reason, and I made up this pic
> around midnight.
>
> I really like how the Animal turned out, and the general
> perspective/lighting. However, I'm not crazy about the tank details. I
> need a better metal, and a way of simulating the water. I tried using
> material with an IOR, but the reflections and refractions just made the
> image look ugly....
>
> Simon
> http://home.istar.ca/~sdevet
>
> PS: I don't not mean any insult to the fine people at Taco Bell. This is
> all just an urban legend. Don't sue me! :)
>
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