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Hi, people
This is a (mega)POV image I made for a contest here in Brazil.
The contest was held by a satelite-TV company, DirecTV, and the
theme was "Freedom".
Since it was not a raytrace contest (one could participate with
painting, photography, poetry, sculpture, etc) I did some 'adjustments'
in a painting program (or cheating, as some can say), to hide something
I haven't seen to the last minute and to adjust hue. In the same last
minute I got this idea of cutting off part of the image so that the
character seems to be "jumping out" of the image.
The human model was made by Pang Sie Piau, from Singapure, used with
license. Everything else is mine. There are some 'no_image' bottles in
front of the camera, to provide more reflections to the main scene.
The image took 43h 16min to render in a Pentium II 350MHz. Well, I
used max_trace_level 30.
The peak memory used was 63553370 bytes.
I didn't use photons nor radiosity, the total time would go way up
and I didn't have this time. Actually, I didn't have the time to finish
the textures the way I wanted, so the image was sent this way, but is
still being improved (not for the contest, anyway).
Well, too much talk! Let's see the image.
Comments (and suggestions for improvements) are welcome.
Bye,
Ricardo
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Xplo Eristotle wrote:
> Ricardo Michel wrote:
> >
> > Well, too much talk! Let's see the image.
> > Comments (and suggestions for improvements) are welcome.
>
> Wow, it's porn tonic. Maybe you could market this. ;)
uhh...
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Xplo Eristotle wrote:
> Wow, it's porn tonic. Maybe you could market this. ;)
>
> -Xplo
Good idea.
What about this ad?
"This tonic begins with golden tanned, sun-matured females,
hand-picked at their peak for perfect color and juiciness. Blended with
Rio de Janeiro sand and ocean water, this selected females are aged in
translucent bottles for at least 18 years. A few drops add a little
flavor. A lot of drops add a lot of life. DON'T KEEP THEM BOTTLED UP".
I hope TABASCO people don't mind.
Ricardo
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