The recent post about Blender release reminded me that I used to dabble quite a lot in the three dimensional graphics. I was of course never very good at it (mainly due to the lack of patience), but I have created a couple of images and animations that I was very proud of.
Well, you can see one of them that I have dug out from the depths of my backup drawers. It was supposed to show a human skull on some distant planet and a broken spacecraft, thus suggesting that some expedition went terribly wrong (now I feel like a three years old kid, explaining to their parents what his drawing is all about). The original idea was by my friend, Grid, who was much more into everything 3D (hopefully, I can manage to convince him to share some of his creations here).
If you want to have a look at my early renders (more or less from 2001), you can have a look here at DeviantArt. Not that it's anything special, but hey, we all start somewhere.
Well, you can see one of them that I have dug out from the depths of my backup drawers. It was supposed to show a human skull on some distant planet and a broken spacecraft, thus suggesting that some expedition went terribly wrong (now I feel like a three years old kid, explaining to their parents what his drawing is all about). The original idea was by my friend, Grid, who was much more into everything 3D (hopefully, I can manage to convince him to share some of his creations here).
If you want to have a look at my early renders (more or less from 2001), you can have a look here at DeviantArt. Not that it's anything special, but hey, we all start somewhere.
