This week’s theme: The Inside
Pure Entries
rndrdbrian [list:666ec1994c]
A surrealists view of The Inside
http://www.geocities.com/renderedbrian/inside.html
Riskbreaker
this’ll do for now. Thought I’d have more done by now, turns out Im actually lazier than I thought
Used Zblur plugin and 2.28a. Also used afterglow plugin…no just kidding…
http://users.tpg.com.au/tetsuo/gal/the_inside.jpg
ScottishPig
“On the inside” is a hard topic to twist to be about ships, and there are many problems with this image. Of course the water
is too dark and the fire looks fake, as does the rifling of the barrel of the cannon. This is not to mention the lack of
shadows on the water and the fact that the top of the cannon barrel cuts off an important view of the smoke. Beside all this,
I think it’s pretty good. 100% Blender for the render itself, gimp was used for the black & white border / text / etc… Vote
for me.
http://hotlink.reblended.com/scottishpig/WC-Inside.jpg
@ndy
okay, here’s the entry. quick and cheesy.
http://www.artificial3d.com/images/blender/crapinside.jpg
JamesAmI
Pure. 100% blender
http://www.neptunegrafx.com/images/JamesAmI-TheInside.jpg
dante
My entry gives a more machanical spin on the inside of the human body.
http://xetnad1.netfirms.com/wc1.html
skeletor
yea, its nice to finish something, this isnt done yet, but go ahead and check it out, C&C please
http://www.geocities.com/benfightkrew/WCWIP2.html?1061007107093
nico
It’s actually supposed to be a little dragon. Everything new, everything blender, everything pure.
And… took me a little more than 10 minutes.
http://www.nicohagen.com/galerie/dragonbaby2.jpg
BackiZ
A nice old ship in a bottle
It don’t need further explanation I think.
http://www.freewebs.com/m3d/bottle.htm
kaktuswasse
if anybody knows what this is, he/she gets two gallons of oxygen for free!!
http://perspex.zapto.org/henrik/inside.jpg
Robertt
After Jason and Jeanna get inside the alien fortress and download information necessary to save their world, they momentarily
lose sight of how to get out…
http://webusers.warwick.net/~u1019306/myblenderimages/weekendchallenge62entrybyrjt2003.jpg
three-dee
It’s pretty self-explanatory. I think the way a calculator does what it does is amazing considering it’s made out of
materials like plastic and metal. I hope this image puts across the point well. I hope you all like it as I’ve put in quite a
lot of time and effort.
http://members.lycos.co.uk/liveset/blender/stills/contestentries/theinside.jpg
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