great idea Reply »

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hahaha i think that it will be like that but with to guards ... idea : put it in a museaum with guards and more Reply »

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cool odea yes... but you need more work on the image Reply »

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cool Reply »

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he looks so lonely Reply »

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are those standard models or did you build your own? Reply »

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Thanks for comments. Eladine, step 1-3 show haw i create barbed wire in 3d max, step 4 is the file transphere in Bryce,5-6 is the ground texture, 8 is a short intro in Tree Lab and 9 is about sky colours. For short, no, I didnt use presets. If you want to see more details pls refere to a specific point (wire, ground, tree, sky) and i'll make more detailed steps on this point. For me is allways a delight to show what 3D work is. Reply »

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thnx, for some reason i didnt see a step by step when i looked at this first maybe because when you click on a image from the panel to the right they dont show there... i have noticed that before o.o; anyhow thnx for pointing out do you import the barbwiremodel into bryce or can you render the bryce scene in 3ds max ? i have never combined them so o.o; Reply »

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This is a 'Photoshop Contest'. You didn't use Photoshop at all. Reply »

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I have no idea what this is Reply »

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i must be thick... i can figure out what im looking at.. sorry author Reply »

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abstract and creative, planet distruction? like the colours. Reply »

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I didn't see the skull until after I saw the guide. It's a nice abstract, though. Reply »

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what is it????? Reply »

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hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm nope dont get it : Reply »

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hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm nope dont get it :S Reply »

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i have a very hard time seeing whats happening in the image o.o, im sorry you obviusly had a lot of work in it. Reply »

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this is just plain laziness..you can do better than this Reply »

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Nice chop Reply »

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alright, alright....I AM working on another entry, the yang to this yin...... Reply »

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and it's OK, Eladine, I actually DIDN'T work hard on this, RickLaMesa was right - just pure laziness. Reply »

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o.o; see thats how hard i find it to judge it right o.o; Reply »

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just judge it honestly, if you want to judge low, go ahead (no need to tell me you are doing so); I do these entries partially for fun, and partially for creative exercise. I'm not a competeitive person, by nature, so it's not about the points or scores for me. Reply »

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i don't understand.. sorry! Reply »

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i disagree with the drop shadow. Reply »

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You don't need a drop shadow, it makes things look flat. You also need to make the light bulb look round. Did you mean to enter this in the Creative Bulb contest? Reply »

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srry this is the one i wanted here Reply »

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well now it makes perfect sense.. good luck author Reply »

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big bang... hmmm Reply »

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i hope this isnt what the earth will look like, im a winter person and wont be able to handle the heat lol Reply »

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just a personal thing, i think that ALL the stars over power your work. However if you were going for an abstract construction it is good. GL Reply »

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the sky could use some work but its a cool image! Reply »

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the milkyway hasnt got enough stars the background has too many Reply »

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