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I remember this one, fantastic work, brilliant job. Reply »

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lol i thought they were green water bottles at first but its nice Reply »

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Good job, very detailed. Reply »

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Scarily futuristic and well done! Reply »

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Excellent theme match and you didn't even have to explain it. It kind of reminds me of "Alien 4" where they tried to clone Sigourney Weaver (Ridley Scott) but that was all it reminded me of. No copy-write violation here. Good luck to you! Reply »

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Great entry! Happy to see it again! Reply »

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Congrats mqtrf, fabulous work Reply »

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Congrats for another first place, mqtrf! Reply »

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hold up. i've been waiting on a 2 step sbs? that doesn't explain anything? :-S Reply »

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@elficho, tell me what you want to see and I'll tell you how I did it. Reply »

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Why not just post a decent SBS in the first place...? Some of us don't know how this stuff works. Actually, was any of this done in Photoshop? Maybe it should be in the 3D section. Reply »

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@CMYK, overall it's still a digital artpiece and it would worth nothing without the photoshop touches (background, glows, etc.) the following may be a more detailed work progress: 1. I opened a 3d model that I made in cinema 4d software. 2. I duplicated it 6 times. 3. I applied explosion effects on each one of them with different initensities. 4. I loaded the rendered image in to photoshop and put some clouds in the background. 5. I applied waves filter on a lens flare to make the glow. That's pretty much as detailed as I can get, hope that answer your questions. Reply »

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Amazing idea, i like the final result, you're very creative. Reply »

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I truly like the idea. I just started using C4D and know, as you stated, the explosion is a preset effect that is just applied and allows you to run though each stage of the explosion from the segment/intensity amount set. Seems this is a simple use of preset effects in both programs...maybe show how you created the model and add to the SBS to show the work you put into it...Think it will get higher votes, especially from people who know the 3d modeling software. Nice finished product though. Reply »

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This is a unique entry. I am not sure how this is considered cloning but still a very unique and detailed entry. Reply »

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thanks all, @woodztockr, you are right that this is a simple use of presets in both programs and I did not say it is anything more. If you get more in to c4d, you'll know that going back to the modelling stage of a face is not such a easy thing to do. And I just realized that the model I used was actually done in zbrush, I followed some tutorials to create it. so you probably can google the tutorial yourself and thank you for the advice. @jawshoewhah, please read the description, thank you for the kind words. Reply »

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see author, i did not know you can do these things with a couple of clicks. you really should post a decent sbs for a change. you have some pretty cool stuff in your portfolio, but not one good sbs. i don't see a point in making them if you're gonna show me 2 steps without explaining anything. this is a great entry, but you could have taken the head model from another author for all i know correct? Reply »

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fantastic entry, I would LOVE to see a SBS for this! Reply »

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this looks sooo cool Reply »

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LOVE the entry............HATE the SBS! Reply »

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@elficho, generating a c4d face is really not that hard, there are many programs to help and personnally I used facegen and zbrush to do mine, you can google them. sorry, it's already thursday and I don't want to spend any more time on it/ Reply »

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nice image and effects but i don't see how this is cloning Reply »

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Amazing! Reply »

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Congrats for your second place, Neverlander! Reply »

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ya very nice i lik´it a lot, congrats Reply »

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Very cool! I just hope that they'll found solution for memory transfer speed up. So it wouldn't hang suddenly. Reply »

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what an idea..... Reply »

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Nice.....where will he put his award?....lol Reply »

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This is so Cool Looking...GL 2 U Reply »

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hahaha..........very funny. GL Reply »

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good idea, this invention would totally change exam results, lol. Reply »

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Nice chop - looks very realistic - I do hope you used PS to create this and not a bonesaw! Reply »

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nice idea.gl Reply »

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I was a little confused about the description. It’s a unique idea. The only suggestion I would make is make the man more 3279ish like his attire. I just don’t see “blue jeans” as the fashion in the year 3279. The background could be a little bit more science-fictiony as well. I would expect something more like Darth Vader’s chambers. Please don’t bite my head off because I made a suggestion, ok? I’ll come back and vote later. Reply »

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That's a nice suggestion, Jawshoewhah, but in the last part of the description it says "despite all the wonders of technology, homes, clothes and cars will surprisingly be similar to what we know nowadays"... this is due to the massive radiation poisoning mentioned in the contest description; in that future, all the technology will be used to clone humans and develop cybernetic and hybrid parts, besides of a few other essential things. That's how I see it; I didn't want to fall into the cliche of ultra futuristic houses, clothes, etc... Reply »

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very cool! GL Reply »

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Wow! Great idea for achieving perfect memory Reply »

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great chop. good concept . the mirror gives and interesting aspect to the works Reply »

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Congrats for your third place, Breno! Reply »

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Congratulations Breno! great entry!!!!!! Reply »

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Nicely done, author...but I think you still need to locate and credit the source for voters. Reply »

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I don't know if pxleyes has it in its archives or what but I did get it from photoshoptalent. I just don't know where I would find it now. I guess I'll just red flag the entry and see if the mods can do something for me. Reply »

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AUTHOR... I SAVED THE IMAGE IN MY 500gb BACK UP (TOOK ME A WHILE.. but I found it) Link is in my album

http://www.pxleyes.com/picture/10522/NOT-MY-PHOTO-OLD-PST.html Reply »

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Thanks so much to Golem Aura for helping me find this image! Reply »

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Looks very futuristic, great graphics. Reply »

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Wild!!! Reply »

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Lovely work! Reply »

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nice design.. I like the lighting in this image,good balance. Reply »

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looks great.gl Reply »

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