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A concept render for the off-world home of Gabriel Lassiter, and his team of beautiful agents, the "Tomorrow Girls." You can read the comic at www.webcomicsnation.com, or visit the preview site and learn about all about "Tomorrow's Girls" at www.tomorrowsgirls.wordpress.com . See you there!
Modeling: SketchUp
Rendering: Lumion 10
Post-processing: Lightroom
Model: EMPORIO Arquitectura e IngenierÃa
A "dish" on a dish; Eady looks down from the antenna in this frame from "Tomorrow's Girls, our developing comic. Learn more about Eady and her friends at www.tomorrowsgirls.wordpress.com
Preview of our developing comic, "Tomorrow's Girls." Nita stumbles upon the agency's clandestine base.
More previews available at www.tomorrowsgirls.wordpress.com
Make your dream house with elegant and minimalist design. Reducing complexity of unnecessary detailing is prior to balance cost and quality.
This render is inspired by the art of Yenna-photo ( yenna-photo.deviantart.com/ ). She do photographys of real dolls ... and make them really alive.
As usual : Daz 4.6 -> Octane render 2 -> postwork
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The City of Mingo on the planet Mongo, from "Flash Gordon," based on the artwork of Alex Raymond.
Atmosphere test #3, using object mapped with Fog.
App: Cinema 4D. Jan 18, 2010
This is just a light test that I've done today. The model is from David Tousek. It is part of the Lighting Challange from 3dRender.com.
This was done lit in Maya 2010 and Post-processed in Photoshop.
I didn't mind a whole lot of the textures as I wanted to experiment with light.
I hope you Enjoy!
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