An image I rendered for an AP Studio assignment, “Wall,” which, in my opinion is the dumbest assignment EVER, but oh well!
I don’t know if using other people’s artwork and photographs is exactly LEGAL, but I’m not selling it, or plan to either.
hmm… dunno what to say about it…doesen’t seem quite hard to make…the man in the bottom needs shadow, and I can’t see the symbolism in the image… but anyway, i like it 3 stars hehe
Hmm. Pictures old paintings, naked chicks and uncle sam. I wouldn’t honestly know what it was symbolic of, and you probably didn’t need to do this in blender. Using photoshop’s perspective tool would work just as well on an image collage.
I understand what blackboe is saying…it doesn’t seem like the guy was made in Blender…at all. But I could be wrong as this is not uncommon. I would say great job to the symbolism and the overall artwork but I do think everyone above is right…it doesn’t look like it took TOO much time away from you to create this. I guess everyone is kinda harping because it’s not something that you actually CRAFTED…it’ looks like…something you took two seconds to think of and 1 second to make. But please don’t mistake this statement to mean that it’s ugly because it’s not, and you did a great job in your idea; it just looks like it could have easily been made with any other program that’s all. But more power too you and keep thinking creatively!
Trak Wrecka: Hah. Well, I certainly won’t take your word for it, because you apparently think that a badly drawn picture of Calvin peeing on something is a great piece of fine art.
whoever said that your avatar is supposed to be a ‘great piece of fine art’?
as for the picture, its hard to comment. i think a bit more detail and effort would be nice. afterall, doing something in blender that you could really easily do in photoshop sort of defeats the purpose no? put blender to use, right now i dont see anything to comment on and i dont feel like trying to interpret it right now.
actually, there is one thing: the dark little man could use a shadow. but thats only if youre aiming for realism and in that case the floor and wall could use some texturing. the lightings too flat, it takes a while to find the man in the picture and if it is a 3-dimensional man in a 3-dimensional room, then the perspective is wrong because the man is fore shortened.