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New chair. Modeled and rendered in Modo.

If you like my work is please support me on #Patreon www.patreon.com/Grauer

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© bertrand bonnafous

Modelling a Sand Speed in Blender 2.6 using the SimplyMaya project as inspiration. My first proper Blender project.

Use zoom to see details. Made with Mandelbulb3D. Check mandelbulb.com (Windows/macOS)

Molecule displayed on LDS-1 computer in the Princeton University Computer Graphics Laboratory.

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Jenny Benny second try.

This is a raytraced image done with povray. The scene is very simple: it only contains three small spheres, a lagre one containing the whole setting, one lightsource, no shadows.

The thing is that all surfaces are 100% reflective, and the trace-depth is as deep as 50 reflections.

There is also a HDR involved, because the brightness contrasts would be too strong. The resulting transmission function would look like 2 sawteeth. Does anyone know how to handle that in povray directly?

David Claveau's Computer Science Class

A tribute to experimental director Len Lye.

hugoarcier.com/en/surface-mouvement-surface-lumiere/

Mozam 3D Architectural Renders

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New chair design. Modeled and rendered in Modo. If you like my work is please support me on #Patreon www.patreon.com/Grauer

my own drawing

Now, the squares of the pattern are (almost) squares again.

Global Communications

just messin around with color

A new table design. Molded and rendered in Modo. If you like my work is please support me on #Patreon www.patreon.com/Grauer

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Banjo Bob Stevens playing at Shakey's Pizza Parlor in Nashville during the 1970s.

Shakey's Pizza was founded in Sacramento, California, on April 30, 1954, by Sherwood "Shakey" Johnson and Ed Plummer. Johnson's nickname resulted from nerve damage following a bout of malaria suffered during World War II. The first weekend the parlor opened, only beer was served and Shakey took the profits from beer sales and bought ingredients for pizza the following Monday.

Shakey personally played dixieland jazz piano to entertain patrons. Shakey's initially became known outside Sacramento, not for its pizza, but for the jazz program it sponsored on a regional radio network. Shakey Johnson is honored in the Banjo Hall of Fame in Guthrie, Oklahoma, for his longtime use of banjo music at his pizza parlors. Other live music, including piano, was also a staple in the old Shakey's parlors.

Wikipedia

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A new wallpaper! Modeled and rendered in Modo.

#3d #CGI #CG #wallpaper #background #metal

Nathan Bell's computer graphics.

Started this project as an undergraduate at Georgia Tech,

under the direction of Peter Mucha.

Modelling a large number of particles is VERY hard animation.

This is part of Nathan Bell's

graduate work in computer graphics, at Urbana Illinois.

You can get is video at:

graphics.cs.uiuc.edu/~wnbell/

as well as the joint paper with Peter Mucha, and his UIUC

thesis director, Yizhou Yu

A quick and dirty fluid sim, just to play around with viscosity settings.

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3d architectural presentation, 3d architectural illustration,3d architectural rendering,computer graphic, photography,architectural visualization

Mathematica drawing

3D Render

i had a hard time doing this, but... its worth it... this is a midterm project for my COMGRAP class or Computer Graphics, our teacher asked us to do a cover for a comic type series... or a graphic novel...

hope you like it...

A frame from the aniamtion I did for SmithGroup Communications and Brenden Theatres.

This is the Tunnel Section at beginning of the animation.

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