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On 21/02/2023 18:55, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> Yes. Iirc, I came across his work end seventies or start eighties? Not
> sure. I have "Album Cover Album" he co-edited at the time, and another
> one (I forgot its name presently).
So may be it's time to start journey to some new unknown region ? )))
Here, for example: https://yesbird.ru/
(All animations are clickable and interactive).
--
YB
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Hi(gh)!
On 19.02.23 18:53, https//639cef3628e1f.site123.me/ wrote:
> Blob landscape rendering using macros and ray cast loops to control plant form
Cool! Has something Roger Dean-ish to it!
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
Now playing: Release, Release (Yes)
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On 19.02.23 20:32, yesbird wrote:
> Bald,
> again, you are reading my thoughts :) I wanted to reply to author, but
> was not able, as his email of incorrect format.
>
> I am looking for the similar methods for generating forms like on
> attached image.
Oh, I assumed rightly... your nickname in fact points to your musical
preferences! That's very good, I always enjoy the company of fellow Yes
fans! And, Yes and raytracing, that goes really well together...
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
Now playing: Arriving UFO (Yes)
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Op 21-2-2023 om 18:47 schreef yesbird:
> On 21/02/2023 18:55, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> Yes. Iirc, I came across his work end seventies or start eighties? Not
>> sure. I have "Album Cover Album" he co-edited at the time, and another
>> one (I forgot its name presently).
>
"The Flight of Icarus" also co-edited by R.Dean, is that second book I have.
> So may be it's time to start journey to some new unknown region ? )))
> Here, for example: https://yesbird.ru/
>
> (All animations are clickable and interactive).
> --
>
Indeed, those are beautiful!
--
Thomas
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On 22/02/2023 16:27, Jörg "Yadgar" Bleimann wrote:
> On 19.02.23 20:32, yesbird wrote:
>> Bald,
>> again, you are reading my thoughts :) I wanted to reply to author, but
>> was not able, as his email of incorrect format.
>>
>> I am looking for the similar methods for generating forms like on
>> attached image.
>
> Oh, I assumed rightly... your nickname in fact points to your musical
> preferences! That's very good, I always enjoy the company of fellow Yes
> fans! And, Yes and raytracing, that goes really well together...
>
> See you in Khyberspace!
>
> Yadgar
>
> Now playing: Arriving UFO (Yes)
Hi, Yadgar !
I'm glad to meet here yes-=fan, that thinks the same way as me - Dean's
artworks seem to be created for raytracing.
May be you will like my idea to create a library of parameterized
macros, implementing different kinds of 'Yes-objects', like stones,
plants, corals, shells etc, everything we can find on Dean's paintings
and what our fantasy will produce, and then use it for constructing
scenes, illustrated the whole Dean's world.
Thanks to Mike's comments and scene example I'm already started to
work on it, the first seed is here:
news://news.povray.org:119/63f5a757@news.povray.org
I suppose, having as a consultant such an experienced person, like Mike,
this project will grow fast. I will be glad, if will join it or may be
share some thought about better development.
I will post news about a progress here: 'povray.object-collection'group.
I'm also familiar with POV from about 1992, I studied computer graphics
in university with it. Now I'm getting back to the origin ...
Now playing 'Magnification' :)
(I was at this live show, it was fantastic !).
--
YB
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Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degroot org> wrote:
> Op 21-2-2023 om 13:55 schreef yesbird:
> >> It's not tales from topographic oceans but it's a start. :) I like the
> >> endless curve forms that can be created.
> > Here is an archetype for my future work:
> > --
> > YB
>
> Aaaah! Yes, Roger Dean! I am also a big fan indeed.
>
> --
> Thomas
Same! ...and big Yes fan. Seen them in concert. I was rocking to Roundabout in
my highschool art class. 70's - a fun time. :)
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yesbird <sya### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> > On 19.02.23 20:32, yesbird wrote:
> >> Bald,
> >> again, you are reading my thoughts :) I wanted to reply to author, but
> >> was not able, as his email of incorrect format.
> >>
> >> I am looking for the similar methods for generating forms like on
> >> attached image.
> >
> > Oh, I assumed rightly... your nickname in fact points to your musical
> > preferences! That's very good, I always enjoy the company of fellow Yes
> > fans! And, Yes and raytracing, that goes really well together...
> >
> > See you in Khyberspace!
> >
> > Yadgar
> >
> > Now playing: Arriving UFO (Yes)
>
> Hi, Yadgar !
>
> I'm glad to meet here yes-=fan, that thinks the same way as me - Dean's
> artworks seem to be created for raytracing.
>
> May be you will like my idea to create a library of parameterized
> macros, implementing different kinds of 'Yes-objects', like stones,
> plants, corals, shells etc, everything we can find on Dean's paintings
> and what our fantasy will produce, and then use it for constructing
> scenes, illustrated the whole Dean's world.
>
> Thanks to Mike's comments and scene example I'm already started to
> work on it, the first seed is here:
> news://news.povray.org:119/63f5a757@news.povray.org
>
> I suppose, having as a consultant such an experienced person, like Mike,
> this project will grow fast. I will be glad, if will join it or may be
> share some thought about better development.
>
> I will post news about a progress here: 'povray.object-collection'group.
>
> I'm also familiar with POV from about 1992, I studied computer graphics
> in university with it. Now I'm getting back to the origin ...
>
> Now playing 'Magnification' :)
> --
> YB
>> about 1992, I studied computer graphics in university.
Very cool. I was doing the same. I was at Ohio State in 1980...worked a bit in
the super-computer lab testing LightScape and pre Renderman. Chuck Csuri of
Cranston Csuri was teaching and doing mind blow art there. That's how I got
hooked on 3D. They had some crazy hardware for the time.
FYI ...I still live in the Columbus region. Gray and rain today. haha
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On 22/02/2023 19:36, Mike Miller wrote:
> Very cool. I was doing the same. I was at Ohio State in 1980...worked a bit in
> the super-computer lab testing LightScape and pre Renderman. Chuck Csuri of
> Cranston Csuri was teaching and doing mind blow art there. That's how I got
> hooked on 3D. They had some crazy hardware for the time.
>
You are a lucky man, accessing such hardware and working with such
famous people at those times ...
In the 90's at Moscow Institute of Applied Mathematics we only dreamed
about Silicon graphics stations, having some outdated HP. But that was
a great time - I discovered the 3D world, and still love it, while
working with other technologies, just for living.
Time is going too fast, I am trying to implement my old ideas now, hope
I will do at least some of them...
> FYI ...I still live in the Columbus region. Gray and rain today. haha
In Moscow is cold and windy now - best weather for rendering :)
--
YB
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yesbird <sya### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> On 22/02/2023 19:36, Mike Miller wrote:
> > Very cool. I was doing the same. I was at Ohio State in 1980...worked a bit in
> > the super-computer lab testing LightScape and pre Renderman. Chuck Csuri of
> > Cranston Csuri was teaching and doing mind blow art there. That's how I got
> > hooked on 3D. They had some crazy hardware for the time.
> >
> You are a lucky man, accessing such hardware and working with such
> famous people at those times ...
>
> In the 90's at Moscow Institute of Applied Mathematics we only dreamed
> about Silicon graphics stations, having some outdated HP. But that was
> a great time - I discovered the 3D world, and still love it, while
> working with other technologies, just for living.
>
> Time is going too fast, I am trying to implement my old ideas now, hope
> I will do at least some of them...
>
> > FYI ...I still live in the Columbus region. Gray and rain today. haha
> In Moscow is cold and windy now - best weather for rendering :)
> --
> YB
LOL...Silicon Graphics would park a van at OSU. SGI IRIS was the new thing then.
I'm retired from commercial 3D but still love to draw, model, and render.
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yesbird <sya### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> On 21/02/2023 18:55, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> > Yes. Iirc, I came across his work end seventies or start eighties? Not
> > sure. I have "Album Cover Album" he co-edited at the time, and another
> > one (I forgot its name presently).
>
> So may be it's time to start journey to some new unknown region ? )))
> Here, for example: https://yesbird.ru/
>
> (All animations are clickable and interactive).
> --
> YB
>> https://yesbird.ru/
Nice job on the site! Inspiring.
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