20Jun/104
3 new “Ocean Invasion” artworks
For anyone interested, I have 3 new works in my "Ocean Invasion" series up over at my Laughing Mantis Studio website.
Tagged as: 3D, Art, Blender, Daniel Brown, digital, laughing mantis
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June 20th, 2010 - 23:08
Those seahorses are awesome!
June 20th, 2010 - 23:29
I love the shrimp! Are these for sale? I have a friend who studies shrimp.
June 21st, 2010 - 08:17
Thanks guys!
All of my recent stuff is available at my RedBubble shop: Laughing Mantis Studio. RedBubble has some pretty cool options for prints.
I expected the shrimp piece to be the easiest, but it ended up being the hardest to actually produce. As with all my recent pieces, I keep hitting this wall where I’m ready to add more detail and my computer says “screw you – you have enough detail already.” And then it crashes. It’s an ancient laptop.
The seahorse piece was by far the most fun. Trivia: those crystals actually have the exact index of refraction of quartz – 1.458. It’s pretty cool the way you can make mathematically precise (or close) art with opensource & free software these days.
January 16th, 2011 - 20:43
Amazing artwork!! Not only is it well done, but so creative.