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This beast BRUSHES!!

Finally, modeling work that can run on my 486/66 DX at 8 FPS.

I'm a sucker for minimalist polygon/texture art.

This is totally not what I expected when I clicked on the thumbnail. I love it!

Deep space nine is the kind of show that was hard to fully appreciate on television; they'd always play the episodes out of order and it relied more on a sense of continuity, whereas other shows like TNG and voyager were mostly self-contained. The younger me hated DS9, but now, I feel it was the better show. Go figure!

MindChamber responds:

patience and a yearning for good old school sci-fi helps!.. Now that they actually have a ship and aren't relegated to the station, things definitely got more interesting too.

Its funny, I looked a the thumbnail and immediately knew this was a James Lee piece.

Wow that's rough. He's not even trending.

Nice work, I especially like your edge lighting. My only critique here is that adjusting the brightness/contrast of the picture would really help the character and the environment stand out.

What this needs is some lighting elements that help bring out the front figure's outline, particularly around the hair and upper legs. The face details as already noted seem to be bleached out... either too much light, or the skin is too white (there have been times where I had to make white surfaces grey in order to balance out strong 3d lighting).

Rim lighting can really help out in these kinds of renders.

Kel-chan responds:

Thanks I'll try that gray skin thing- I'm trying to make a sort of dark washed out noir look where only the blues really shine through, the problem is some of the lines get washed out. Still learning how to use After effects

I loved Zero Dragon, and I think you gave that cell-phone smashing hippie some justice.

I'd say this comic is pretty accurate. Gotta love the space screen saver; I'm not sure why they removed it in later versions of windows.

Butzbo responds:

Indeed!, I guess screensavers are not as necessary anymore; but yeah, I remember some of them being pretty amazing (at the time); they even had a lot of customization options!

Hello. I also like looking at illuminated screens as well as pressing buttons. We have a lot in common!

Ryan Roye @Tanadrine-Studios

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Tanadrine Studios

Joined on 12/31/06

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