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Futuristic Asian Temple

Tue, 08 Jul 2008 10:11:06 PDT

This is a still from my demo reel that i made in Vancouver Film School. It's about a legendary sword that resides in a futuristic asian temple. Enjoy

Futuristic Asian Temple 4

Tue, 08 Jul 2008 10:52:02 PDT

This is a still from my demo reel that i made in Vancouver Film School. It's about a legendary sword that resides in a futuristic asian temple. Enjoy

Glinda Wires n Maps

Tue, 16 Feb 2010 23:50:26 PST

Maps and Wireframe of my Glinda model

Diffuse, Normal
Specular, alpha

House Exterior Design 3D

Sun, 05 Apr 2009 13:09:09 PDT

House Exterior Design
design by my friend : Rully Firmansyah
3D work by me

tools :
*3d studio max design 2009/mentalray
*adobe photoshop cs4
*dynamic photo hdr

hope you'll like it

please comment if you like it, i will really glad and appreciate it

plant lab - growing essences

Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:39:11 PST

growing essences in a plant lab

tuskegee Airman head

Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:19:23 PST

Close up.

tuskegee Airman 3

Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:16:39 PST

close up.

tuskegee airman 2

Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:15:11 PST

More views.

Tuskegee Airman

Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:13:41 PST

Here is another sculpt I did for the Ebony Visions line I work on.
This was designed by Thomas Blackshear.
He stand around 12" tall. Sculpted in 50/50 mix of Super Sculpey
and Super sculpey firm gray.
The oxygen mask was sculpted in wax. The hose is aluminum armature wire.

Harvest

Mon, 23 Nov 2009 04:54:39 PST

This scene has been imaged the harvest in the Chromatic world. Those harvests are transduced to 3D colorful-apples.
If you have a story of this scene, please tell it to me. I want to show it on this page.

This is one of WALLPAPERs and CHROMATIC SERIES.

This scene has been made by 3dsMAX, Illustrator and Photoshop.

Serenity, Final

Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:02:57 PDT

Finally got my computer to render an HD image without crashing. So here's my final (probably) take on Serenity.

Blender and Photoshop

bending unit 22

Tue, 19 May 2009 15:59:45 PDT

Please see the updated version at [link]
Thank You!

Soft:3Ds max
Render engine: Brazil.

Enjoy

Tanks?

Mon, 29 Jan 2007 11:50:57 PST

4 legged, multi - purpose assault tank - fast, deadly and nice
model without any destinaty - made for fun and gods sake.

Polygons: too much
Triangles: too much
Software: 3d studio max v8
time - about 8 hours

feel free to comment

Buildings set v1

Sun, 31 Dec 2006 04:51:13 PST

Buildings set v1.
These structures are very based on warhammer40k - so don't blame me for copying someones works

scene is closed in 20k polygons

Software used: 3d studio max

Crowned Labradorite

Sat, 21 Apr 2007 11:01:35 PDT

This is probably my all-time favorite piece of labradorite - it has red fire down the whole length of the cabochon. Henry got a great picture of its flash from that angle. This piece was a lesson in patience, for sure. They gave me a lot of attitude, but I finally got those faceted garnets set! I chose them to accent the red in the labradorite. This pendant is fairly hefty - I used 18 gauge sheet for the back plate, and overall it's about 2.5 inches long.

Sterling silver, labradorite, and garnets

~Cynthia

*Edit -

SONUVA....I really need to check DA more often! I had no idea I'd gotten a DD! THANKS GUYS!

Art Tunnel

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:21:32 PST

This was my texture II final at the Art Institute of Tampa. It took me over 11 weeks to work on (about 5 hours a week, generally) with custom painted graffiti and painstakingly detailed terrain, objects, and attention to the reference material that I used from specifically: [link]

It was a lot of work, but the 26 hour rendering time is over and I can focus on other projects now.

3DS Max 2008
Photoshop CS3
Wacom Intuos 3 9x12

Shark Rex

Thu, 15 Jan 2009 20:09:54 PST

I completely forgot about this shark! I've used it on other sites and stuff but never on deviant art. This is a shark based on the the sketch seen in the background for a project at Gnomon "school of visual effects". I wish I continued there, but as always money is the problem.

Blue Ring Octopus

Fri, 02 Jan 2009 23:55:00 PST

Created with 3ds Max 2009 32bit CAT3.3 plugin, mental ray, and After Effects CS4.

He's dancing to the Beatles, "Octopus's Garden."

( For more info, files, etc. see journal: [link] )

Update/Edit
Screen Saver here (ZIP file of it, ~14 MB file size): [link]
(please feel free to let me know if you have any problems with it)
My BIG THANKS to for the great help with the Screensaver!

Aranum Sculpture-Unpainted

Tue, 17 Jun 2008 04:28:39 PDT

I Took the day off work for my birthday (as in, that was my other free day for the week other than saturday, i didn't chuck a sickie)
And consequently with lack of internet still, i had the urge to amuse myself elsewise.
Funilly enough, with sculpture.
It's not often i'll sculpt. Maybe once a year, twice if i have time and inclination...
But this was a special project. This is the first time i have experimented with the use of an armature.
I made a very basic wire 'skeleton' for this using a schleich model lion for size reference, before covering the wire in foil to bulk it out a bit. Once i felt there was enough but not too much meat on the bones, i got stuck in with the super sculpey. Now, i have two large packets of sculpey, and i found they're both different... one is white, the other this 'ceramic' sculpey. I chose this one cause it was softer.
And im glad i did, it was wonderful to work with. Ive only ever used sculpey 3, the stuff that comes in two ounce colours like fimo. Im disenchanted with it simply because the colours have inconsistant workability properties (e.g. gold is too soft and black too firm and inflexible, and then everything in between) but this ceramic substitute super sculpey was lovely to work with, and over the armature i had none of my old troubles of delicate floppy models that i would squish the details out of while i worked on them. Hence the jump in quality here.

I still have a ways to go, im well aware of the flaws. My armature was, if anything, TOO big and bulky, and stuck out too far in places (you can see the foil under the skin in places, like behind the ears and in the tail) also im still not perfect with my anatomy. The feet im not happy with, the back legs are a little too long, i have issues with the neck and forelegs, and the tail is... frankly a shambles.
I mean, strictly speaking the anatomy boundaries are stretched with Aranum anyway, because she's got cheetah inflections in her phisique from her chion curse, so she's suposed to be skinnier and less bulky than a lion (and then there's the mane, which im actually REALLY proud of ) but i still feel she's not quiiiite spot on.
The tail base i can explain. It should come out higher, but the problem is in my wire frame, which i foiled up too much at the base, i could not raise it to be level with the spine like it ought to be, so... forgive me
I went to great trouble with the paw pads, all in vain cause they got sorta flattened anyway The toes on the front supporting paw are too small and short.
The front foot's frame was never right so neither is it...

and yet

despite all these flaws, i still love it ^.^

and i can't wait to paint it!

So yea, all anatomy was from my head, the only reference i used from the schleich lion figurine was for muscle dips on the skin surface cause i dunno where the muscles underneath run *needs to read up on her feline anatomy* and the basic frame i modelled on the proportions... which ended up bigger and different anyway, but i planned for them too, cause schliech models, ive come to realise, are DODGY yes they is.

The camera flash murdered it, you lose ALL DETAIL D8
I mean she has whisker pores and teeth and cheeckbones and fur detail (in places) and claw sheathes and teeth and tits (yes tits...well, teats. very small ones) and all that muscle contour detail is compleeeetely gone :C
But still better than what my old camera could have done. My new one still PWNS it's ass.

But yea, B-day present to myself

cause none of my imediate family have given me one yet nope. They all lazy.
Plus they needed the internet for my main prezzie, it's a Wacom Intuouse 3 A4 size... cannot waaaaaait 83

My bro however was just plain lazy

Anyway, character is copyright me, sculpture SHMINE (and i reeeally love the face ^.^ )

AND YES. I WILL TAKE COMMISSIONS.
But anything around this size- 3inch high, 6inch long and 1inch wide- will cost ya big bucks. its a lot of work and detail. But most likely worth it I know how to pack things to best guard against any breakage, so im happy to ship worldwide :3
If you'd like prices and info just ask.

Cyber Chameleon

Sat, 07 Jul 2007 19:19:47 PDT

My chameleon, he suffer an acident, and unhaply had to be transplanted with mecanical parts. poor animal.

Blue Iris

Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:05:13 PST

~
v2 [link]

Metal Octopus

Tue, 22 Apr 2008 08:47:10 PDT

testing normal mapping on my 3d graphics engine
if the film stops right click on it and activate loop

Garamond 105

Mon, 08 Dec 2008 04:33:10 PST

Modeled and rendered with mental ray in 3ds max. 1600x1200 for download.

Wish you were here

Mon, 14 Jul 2008 00:36:47 PDT

Taking the best of both my previous birthday submissions, the sunset theme of Planetary Paradise and the realistic Vue influence of Forever and a Cay this here is yet another July 14th submission to commemorate my third birthday on DA, and my 20th in total. Of course, it's another tropical scenery with some cosmic elements visible in the sky...the place I'd love to be

The idea on this one was a little forced, I didn't come up with it as quickly as all the others and so I spent nearly a week making draft scenes in Vue until I got something that was far from my intention, but worked out better anyway, and so, I just continued working nearly a week on that.
The final 3D scene was rendered at 5400x2298 and took nearly 30 hours to do so, and two thirds of that time was on the water alone ( Vue slows a lot on water ) And the planets were postworked in, along with some minor improvements the the 3D aspects of the art...May not be my best, but special to me
Made mostly in Vue 6 and some Photoshop.

Oh, and it's also for 's competition too...Which I later won

2nd chromatic lines

Fri, 07 Nov 2008 23:18:15 PST

This is one of WALLPAPERs and CHROMATIC SERIES.

I have made this last week. I had a lot of great comments and advices at that time. Today I made the new scene with a new lighting. If you like this, I'm glad.

I use 3dsMAX + V-Ray and Photoshop.
You can get the resolution of 1920x1440 by download.

Chromatic family

Sat, 04 Oct 2008 04:07:11 PDT

This is one of WALLPAPERs.

I like such composition.

You can get the resolution of 1920x1200 by download.
I use 3dsMAX + V-Ray and Photoshop.
Thank you.

Chromatic tower

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 07:55:25 PDT

This is one of WALLPAPERs.

You can get the resolution of 1920x1200 by download.
I use 3dsMAX + V-Ray and Photoshop.
Thank you.

Poor Pluto

Sat, 19 May 2007 06:21:29 PDT

With Earth as the leader, the planets of the Solar System has turned against poor Pluto excluding him from their group of planets.

This image is build upon recent events in which Pluto has been degraded to a "dwarf planet". It is now no longer part of the classic lines of planets. It's strange when you've been able to memorize the planets ever since you were a kid, and for the future will have to leave this poor little icy rock out.

I liked doing a smaller project for a change. I had this simple idea, and worked on/off for about a week on completing this image. I had great fun stuffing as many little funny details into the image as I could, and I hope you enjoy this image as much as I enjoyed making it!

Visit MathiasPedersen.com to see more of my artwork.

*UPDATE*:
High quality prints of "Poor Pluto" are now available for purchase at redbubble.com! Also available as a T-shirt.

Chromatic world

Sat, 16 Aug 2008 03:16:39 PDT

This is one of the Chromatic series.
I use 3dsMAX + V-Ray and Photoshop.
Thank you.

WALLPAPER : Chromatic toys3

Fri, 15 Aug 2008 05:00:45 PDT

I submit this for 5th artpack on .

And then, this image is Chromatic toys3 as a wallpaper. If you like this and use to your desktop screen, I'm glad.
You can get the resolution of 1920x1200 by download.
I use 3dsMAX + V-Ray and Photoshop.
Thank you.

Chromatic toys3

Fri, 15 Aug 2008 04:58:09 PDT

This is one of the Chromatic series.
I use 3dsMAX + V-Ray and Photoshop.
Thank you.

VideoGameAndAnimationDemoReel

Mon, 07 Jul 2008 18:13:00 PDT

This is my Game Art and Design/Media Arts and Animation demo reel!

Everything on this DemoReel is 100% mine.

There are three exceptions, however.
the two demons (six limbed creatures with masks)
-concept, texture, rigs, animations, and 10% of models are mine; another classmate did the main models, I edited for animations.

and the audio track is my re-arrangement of "Victory" by Bond.

Again, the remainder is 100% mine in all counts and files, designs, textures, animations, etc are copyright to me.

please excuse the gryphon animation at the end... I forgot I needed it for the grade and did the entire loop in about 30 minutes.... I'll fix it later... 'cause boy does it need it o_O

Chromatic toys2

Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:47:41 PDT

I use 3dsMAX9 + V-Ray1.5SP1 and PhotoshopCS3.
You can get the resolution of 1920x1200 by download.

I want to also use this for a next abstract movie.
Thank you.

Abstract movie - TERMINUS

Fri, 06 Jun 2008 06:29:45 PDT

Life's Little Problems

Mon, 26 May 2008 18:18:45 PDT

Goombas... single-handedly responsible for the many nights Mario spends crying himself to sleep.

Characters obviously Copyright to Nintendo.

Silver Medal

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 23:04:18 PDT

This is juat a little silver medal I made, I still have to finish some
details and probably it will be soon for sale somewhere in Furbid. ^^
The text around it are runes by the way. XD

Fenrir bike

Tue, 13 Feb 2007 02:02:20 PST

1 stage towards the scene final for this project, 1 month of work tfor the fenrir bike, render Cinema 4D and 1 H of post work.

DGI Mamouth tank

Fri, 22 Dec 2006 11:57:37 PST

seven day of works, texture photoshop modeling and rendering Cinema 4D

Cloud strife_full

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 16:51:42 PDT

not the best choice of view but i like it, hope you too

Now let's finish sephiroth

Chromaticland

Sun, 16 Mar 2008 03:09:19 PDT

I use 3dsMAX9 + V-Ray1.5SP1 and PhotoshopCS3.
Thank you.

texturing 2 final

Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:48:30 PDT

I was really proud of this piece as far as the modeling went. I had some help in the lighting department. Thanks Ben, your awesome . I hate the sun, i wished i had put more time and effort into it. So many ppl in class said it needed to go....yet the teacher said i should keep it. But yea, I'm proud of this, seeing as how i'm not as confident in my 3d work as i am my 2d stuff. Thanks to some good friends James and Ben, and some good teachers Simion, Ellen, and Celeste, I've managed to get alil better at modeling and texturing.

This piece was something that is a space ship. Its a weird one though. Its a surreal piece. I dont know what i should call it yet, but i do know one thing, its going in the demo real, animated. Modeled in 3ds Max, most of the texturing in photoshop cs3.

2nd Chromaticland

Sat, 29 Mar 2008 18:22:50 PDT

I use 3dsMAX9 + V-Ray1.5SP1 and PhotoshopCS3.
Thank you.

Wuu

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 09:27:51 PST

A desktop pattern I made to replace that lame windows default.

Tribute to Concrete

Sat, 08 Dec 2007 16:30:12 PST

Just some fun time in max9 with my favorite building material. No friggin reason for doing anything.

Lunar Swirls Moonstone Pendant

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 10:01:10 PST

A delicate and pretty piece of moonstone wrapped by hand in .925 sterling silver. Moonstone is a glorious natural stone; it is an amazing form of feldspar that comes to life when the light catches it- then there is a flash of color (labradorescence) across the surface like the northern lights. It has a pale white to clear-ish base so the flash of color is more subtle, but very pretty.

It's been very hard for me to find nice moonstones at a large enough size to wire-wrap, so this is my only moonstone for now.

I hand-wrap these stones with solid sterling silver wire with no soldering or casting, so they are not perfect, but are one of a kind. If you have questions I've explained a bit better here: [link]

_{[[ Yes- I do sell my jewelry [link] ]]}

Circular Labradorite Pendant

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 09:54:08 PST

A really nice round piece of labradorite wrapped by hand in .925 sterling silver. Labradorite is a glorious natural stone; it is an amazing form of feldspar that comes to life when the light catches it- then there is a flash of color (labradorescence) across the surface like the northern lights!

I hand-wrap these stones with solid sterling silver wire with no soldering or casting, so they are not perfect, but are one of a kind. I did not create the slide/necklace it is photoed on. If you have questions I've explained a bit better here: [link]

_{[[ Yes- I do sell my jewelry [link] ]]}

Summer cocktail

Sun, 21 May 2006 05:29:08 PDT

max, vray, photoshop, comming summer

upd.: after many many many questions "how you did it" i make tutor: "how to make summer cocktail" here is it: [link]

My site: [link]

Aqua Bulb

Fri, 04 Jan 2008 15:28:41 PST

Here is a manipulation i made a long time ago

Stocks from pixelquelle.de

Sorry for the size but the bulb wasn't bigger

Here is a new One --> [link]

Edit: I never thought that so many people like it

Thank you all for the comments and 's

Pizza Time

Tue, 01 Jan 2008 23:28:51 PST

Have a happy pizza time!
tool: Carrara5, Metasequoia, Photoshop

The Pollenator, Print

Tue, 01 Jan 2008 13:15:22 PST

As shown above, you can purchase this as a print here: [link]
You can also buy gifts, including t-shirt, here: [link]

The Pollenator's name derives from its form, which follows that of a humming bird. It has also been said to resemble a frog, a bat, and a moth. It is a refined flying apparatus, capable of terrestrial and aquatic landings. Balance is perfected when possible with additional landing structures that clasp the ventral glider perch. It has simple controls made possible by highly sophisticated artificial intelligence technology. To enter the craft, the dorsal grilled grass surfaces slide across each other, and it is conventional for the pilot, passengers, and luggage to be lowered from above. It is armed with a crossbow, the "stinger", which is automatically reloaded upon fire. A work of whimsy by an artist who hates flying. But maybe in another universe...

High poly geometry, high res texturing, large scale render, 3ds Max, Photoshop (texturing), Scanline Renderer.

Shortlisted for Expose 6.

I just procured a copy of this poster at its largest, (I like doing quality tests) and it looks great, so feel confident! Get one of your own today!

3D : Lego Pirates

Fri, 21 Dec 2007 06:49:21 PST

*EDIT: I tweaked the colors a bit and updated to a bigger file just for the sake of it XD . In other news.....*

Oh boy I love this one. Took me quite some time to model the bit and pieces like the sword, the guns and rifles, the hats, those hats were a challenge. Some of the pieces from the ships are not in-scale Lego pieces, I made those up.

The texturing was kind of time consuming and a bit difficult (I hate texturing BTW), but I got through it and it was fun creating the faces and the chest patterns on these Lego pirates, Photoshop rules, but that you guys already know. There are some face expressions that are not very noticeable because of the motion blur, what a shame, I spent a bit more on the faces .

This was my first time lighting a scene and I think it came out quite good for my first try. I use from 6 to 8 directional lights, one of them casting shadows and using it as the main light source and I used a HDRI.

Hope you guys like it.

Copyrights to their owners.

Legendary Lion Turnaround

Mon, 22 Oct 2007 20:24:33 PDT

Download for full size!
More of the Legendary Lion. This time rigged and ready to roll. Now onto the animation

:EDIT: I did this in Lightwave 8.5 and yes I realize the hair doesn't loop properly. This is because I used dynamics for it and thus it would have been nearly impossible to do. So, rather than struggle with the program trying to actually make it loop right, I just said; 'To hell with it!' and didn't bother trying. Plus, I did this whole thing in about an hour or two, so it's not exactly my best work

Contrarotating Torii

Wed, 28 Nov 2007 14:00:51 PST

This is an inner shot of [link]
with no animation

High quality render at 1280x1024

for LCD screens ^^

please comment if you like it
and for-sure comment if you use it >^.^<

Mushroom

Fri, 26 Oct 2007 09:25:51 PDT

-mushroom-

Steps Simetry

Tue, 13 Nov 2007 05:01:43 PST

Nice render of a MCEscher scene.

I DID NOT MADE THE 3D MODEL JUST RENDERED IT!!

The 3D model was made by Lu from 3Dwarehouse.
Its a free model. If you liked it please go there and
give it your note.

MC Escher Relativity by Lu

Rendered with Maxwell with Physical Sky, using default materials. If I have more time will redo it changing materials.

I give full permission to to display this image in the club gallery.

cerise

Tue, 20 Nov 2007 11:07:57 PST

cerise

Steel Turkey

Fri, 17 Jun 2005 00:10:14 PDT

I am very proud of this piece.

The idea struck me while rooting through my father's scrap-metal pile on the farm this summer (2005). At first, I was going to make a painting of a turkey (which I may still do) using pieces of junk to help define it's contours on a flat surface. I was also going to use multiple material, besides just metal, for the reason that it would be much too heavy to hang on a wall if I didn't. However, as the pile of cool, patinaed metal parts that I found kept growing, I decied I would weld the piece together completely out of steel junk.

Of particular note; every piece of this sculpture is a used farm implement, I used no "bulk" pieces of steel (like lengths of rod, or sheets to be cut into shape) everything was found in the junk pile. The starting-block for the whole thing is/was a large cultivator "disc". Onto that I started welding all sorts of neat things, including (but not limited to): cultivator shovels, swather sickels, ball bearings, zero-till shovels, swather gaurds, chain length, zero-till disks & blades, exhaust pipe and a spade. You may also notice the prominant gear, that acts as part of the wing. I'm not sure, but it may be an antique from somthing my grandfather once operated (I could be talking out of my ass though).

Those of you who are true "farm kids" will have fun trying to pick out which parts are what. Though I hope the subject in itself is rather obvious; a full-feathered male turkey. I, of course, worked from a real turkey that I know personally. His name is Tom, and he is one of the nicest birds I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I've been wanting to capture him in drawing and/or painting for a while now, but this turned out even better.

I used my father's mig welder, and made very little attempt to hid any of the welding process. I remember a few years ago, in a sculpture class at RDC, I spent hours grinding down every evidence of welding from my steel pieces. Then, an instructor came up to me and said: "You know, working in steel is a lot like drawing. The welds are kind of like the little fingerprints and smudge marks that you see when you look for them. They don't take away from the piece as a whole, in fact, they exist as evidence of the artist's hand in the work. It is through them that you are connected to the process." Actually, I may have elaborated what he said a little bit. But the principle was there. And as such, I freely welded and grinded as I saw fit without fear of leaving these tell-tale marks.

Something I knew I wanted to do, even before I started on the piece, was to make use of the metal's natural weathered patina. I didn't want to "cover up" what the piece was made of, in fact I wanted to celebrate it. So, when the whole thing was done, I covered it in three layers of "Rust Coat" clear; a metal varnish that helps prevent rusting (or in this case, further rusting) as it sits outside. It also gave it the heavy gloss that you see. This way, the material is apparent, but it is still weather-proof.

It took a couple days to make, and I definately became a better welder out of it. Though the piece itself is a little on the "kitschy" side, I am still quite proud of the detail and work gone into it. It is completely referential to my life and family's life on the farm, made from pieces of it, no less. And it is a portrait of one of it's most prominent residents.

See more details on the piece by going here: [link] and my mom poses with it here: [link] .

Edit June 29/2005:
Daliy Deviation? Gee... it's an honor I guess. My first one ever. I guess I should have figured that I wouldn't get one until I did a piece of a cutesy farm animal. (a small jest... thanks devArt)

Shed

Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:44:37 PST

Hi!

This is a test I've been doing to get a hang of Blender's Bullet physics engine. It's loads of fun.

The scene is far from done, but couldn't wait to do some Indigo testing on it!

It was rendered for almost 13 hours on my poor lil' AMD Sempron.

Best wishes,

Sander.

Blender 2.45 - Indigo 0.9t4 - The GIMP 2.4

3D Kitchen

Fri, 09 Nov 2007 19:15:55 PST

Since I'm not gonna texture this scene I thought it was about time I upload something. Here's a kitchen done entirely using NURBS as a practice for animation/modeling class, and rendered in occlusion. It was done using a picture as a reference.

It was the first time I model using Maya and NURBS. And well, I think it came out better than expected, my teacher liked it, so I'm cool. You can see some distortion, that was the camara's problem, I did a zoom in without noticing and since I was getting used to Maya I didn't know how to fix it at that time. This was done like 2 months ago. Expect more to come.

BTW, You 3D modelers don't critic this one too hard .

Crystal Soccer Ball

Thu, 26 Apr 2007 09:57:00 PDT

Another TopMod creation. Took nearly 24 hrs to render. I know the photon reflections at the front look a little odd, but I didn't want to fix and wait for a rerender yet.