Hydra Modern Piano by Apostol Tnokovski Lady Gaga, This One Is Because Of You If you have a bone to pick with regards to the designing of the Hydra Piano, you better fight Lady Gaga then. Apostol Tnokovski was enjoying one of her performances on the telly, when he realized that the old, boxy piano was a misfit on her stage! Aghast, he took to the drawing board and came up with this unique, some-what flowing concept that looks stunning in pure glossy white or black. To make matters complicated, the inspiration also comes from the mythological sea monster “Hydra”. Wonder who would perform better on stage shows…monster Hydra Lady Gaga or the piano!
100 Impressive Artworks of Robots | NetrinoMedia Marketplace's Blog 100 Impressive Artworks of Robots Details Techniques: Artworks, Impressive, Robots Ads: Hello everyone. Today we make post just for your inspiration. 100 Impressive Artworks of Robots it’s collection of awesome artworks form top 3d artists around the world. Thanks King Kittan the great Pin It > Click here to enlarge < Worker Robot Lost Signal Petrol Head Weta’s AutomaitreD Equilibrium Android Repot-Carpertor Repair Shop Sci-Fi Elephant T8000 Assault Mech Spider The Duet Hall of Souls Steamnocchio The two mighty kings Steam Wilhelm the Great I Codename Cockroach Hide and Seek The Sentinel Robot Arachnid Robot RedBot & YellowBot World War Worlds Collide Robotica Hummerbot Destroy > Click here to enlarge < Thanks 3DTotal for images Related Posts:
Sebastians Voodoo, 3d animation about voodoo dolls, by Joaquin Baldwin - Pixel Nitrate Now playing: Sebastian's Voodoo Sebastian's Voodoo A voodoo doll must find the courage to save his friends from being pinned to death. Created at the UCLA Animation Workshop, with music by Nick Fevola. Release date: June 7th 2008 Format: HD 1920x1080 px, 16:9 Running time: 4:07s Awards and Honors Film Festivals and Screenings Stunning underwater pictures show undiscovered cave network of the Blue Lake, the deepest of its kind in the world By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 15:17 GMT, 28 April 2012 | Updated: 21:00 GMT, 28 April 2012 A frogman glides through a crystal blue lagoon beneath a breathtaking canopy of stars and in another picture a diver examines a wall of bright green moss illuminated by an underwater lamp. These stunning photographs were taken by National Geographic photographer Victor Lyagushkin who accompanied a team of divers to explore an underwater cave network. Taken at the Blue Lake, near the Caucasus Mountains in Russia, the incredible scenes were captured on camera to raise awareness about the unique environment. A frogman glides through a crystal blue lagoon beneath a tree at the Blue Lake in Russia A diver examines a wall of bright green moss illuminated by an underwater lamp At 770 feet long, 400 meters wide and 800-feet-deep, the Blue Lake is currently considered to be the deepest type of lake in the world, called a Karsk lake. Underwater plants create an illuminous green light.
Highly Detailed 3D Characters From Top 3D Artists - 53 Examples Most 3d artists’ portfolios have at least a beautiful woman character in it and it will be no surprise that you’ll find a lot of them here. Now besides the curious gazing at these 3d pictures, you must realize the sisyphean work that is being put in these characters, the long hours to create the render and then applying the high quality texture to get incredible the incredible results illustrated below. Rage Captain Jack Sparrow Transient Princess Alien vs Predator Chess Open Green Queen of Blades Helena the archer Spiderman 3 N0X presentation shot The Grey Lady Sewer Dwelling Monster Bruce Willis The Scout The Boxer Astraiin Automaton Morgan Freeman Halowars Hugh Laurie Squidy Cross of iron Stargate tribute Water and human John Locke Darkness L is watching you Queen Space worker Bernadette Wolverine Muriel Cyborg Head Sapphire Unfinished Emperor Hulk Russell Crowe – Gladiator God’s Mastiffs Whispering Wind Way of the Warrior Kat Von 3D
Harry Potter Re-imagined As Disney Characters In this post we will showcase the whole cast of the Harry Potter universe as Disney-fied versions of themselves. DeviantArtist Makani is behind these character portraits and, oh my goodness, all her work is so great. We have seen Harry Potter as an anime, but what about as a Disney movie? Makani did an excellent job translating. These look phenomenal. Somewhere down the road, if they ever feel the need to re-boot this already perfect film franchise, I hope they do it animated.
Digital Blasphemy 3D Wallpaper: Widescreen, Dual-Screen, Triple-Screen, iPhone4, iPad, Droid, XBox360, PS3, HDTV Backgrounds Radiosity (computer graphics) Screenshot of scene rendered with RRV [1] (simple implementation of radiosity renderer based on OpenGL) 79th iteration. Radiosity methods were first developed in about 1950 in the engineering field of heat transfer. They were later refined specifically for application to the problem of rendering computer graphics in 1984 by researchers at Cornell University.[2] Notable commercial radiosity engines are Enlighten by Geomerics, used for games including Battlefield 3 and Need for Speed: The Run, 3D Studio Max, form•Z, LightWave 3D and the Electric Image Animation System. Difference between standard direct illumination without shadow umbra, and radiosity with shadow umbra The inclusion of radiosity calculations in the rendering process often lends an added element of realism to the finished scene, because of the way it mimics real-world phenomena. The image on the left was rendered with a typical direct illumination renderer. The image on the right was rendered using a radiosity algorithm.
The Lady and The Reaper An old lady is nearing the end of her days and she longs to be with the husband she has lost. So, when death pays her a visit on night in the form of a rather comical Grim Reaper then she touches his extended hand without fear. Only, she has not considered that a meddlling doctor on our side of the great divide will decide that she must be resuscitated . So ensues a terrific fight between the Reaper and the doctor, who fight fiercely over the mortal coil of the ancient dame. The Reaper eventually gives up, but the old lady has different ideas altogether. This wonderful 3D imaging short film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 2009.
Pencil Vs Camera by Ben Heine Ben Heine (born June 12, 1983 in Abidjan, Ivory coast) is a Belgian multidisciplinary visual artist. He is best known for his original series “Pencil Vs Camera”, “Digital Circlism” and “Flesh and Acrylic”. “Pencil Vs Camera” mixes drawing and photography, imagination and reality. It’s a new visual concept invented and initiated by Ben Heine in 2010. It’s full of magic, illusion, poetry and surrealism. Chek him at www.benheine.com Enjoy The Gallery very good hands thanks Leave a Reply Ambient Occlusion - Computer Graphics | Computer Graphics Created In: Wings 3D, 3DS Max, V-Ray, Corel Photopaint & Adobe Photoshop Introduction: I will not talk too much about the modelling process here, but will instead discuss more about the texturing. This is not a tutorial about the basics, just a general overview. I am assuming that the reader already knows the basics of the programs I have used. Modelling: I modelled mainly in Wings 3D, except for objects which are not supported by the program (splines, planes and particles). Fig.01 The siren was modelled in a neutral position, and was later set in a lying position in Max. Fig.02a-e Fig.03a-c The basket was modelled in Max with the use of splines. Fig.04a-c Texturing: When unwrapping, if I know which side of the object will be visible to the camera, I make the seams on the back so that they aren’t visible.Some elements which will be completely invisible I don’t unwrap at all. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Fig.05a-c The Fish: Fig.06a-h The Blanket: Fig.07a-g The Spade: Fig.08a-f Saw: (1024 pixel) – Fig.09 Fig.09
BrennaMichelle on deviantART The Future of Google Earth? Mobile 3D City for iPad Google Earth's new iPad application is simply fantastic, but what if it was in 3D? A limited preview of that kind of functionality is promised by a forthcoming iPad app called Mobile 3D City. Built by a French company called Newscape, as a demonstration of its technology that allows mobile devices to process large quantities of data, Mobile 3D City appeared on our radar today via a video posted to design blog PSFK. It appears that this app will cover just one city, and it certainly is a far cry from where Google Earth is today, but can you imagine if this kind of 3D experience was part of what Google's global ball of zooming, spinning and Wikipedia entries offered in the future? That would be pretty cool. It would likely take some serious, serious technology to be possible though.
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