Re: Example of poser in CS3---- warning nudity !!! 2003-12-12 - By bijouxbrilliante
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--- In Carrara@(protected), Ruud van Wijngaarden <ruud@(protected)>
wrote:
> Sometimes I creat simple geometries, make them transparant. Point
some
> lights, and hit 'render' to see the caustics, shadows, reflections
and
> refraction happening. Sometimes my jaw drops (in bullit time style
> slow-motion, :-) and people will wonder how I ever conceived such a
great
> work of art. Other times it looks like, well, pointless geometries.
> The tools are the same, even the process is the same. For me it
would never
> be 'art' or 'creative', but if gets people amazed, something
happened.
I think you just explained why I like working with gemstones so much.
To see a pattern emerge purely from refraction and reflection is very
satisfying for me. The moment I finally saw the royal cross emerge in
the center of my Hope diamond model gave my heart a leap for joy!
I guess its kinda why some people enjoy fractals, no?
if I ever get off my butt I'd like to get a few more of those gem
models incorporated into jewelry so the Poser models can wear
them. ;) It may not be art to some of you but if I enjoy it, thats
all that matters to me.
take care, Robin
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