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The Birth of Time
Spheres, metalballs, a torus, trees, a cylinder; materials mostly some sort mirrors and transparents, elaborate geometric material for camera lens. For the bright light, Orange Space Gas (found here) by davidbrinnen was used. Lit by two radials, positive and negative.
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nice work
Tnx Tnx 4 ur comments guys. Yeah, the range of the contrast also surprised me a bit, it's all out of old 5.5 this way. Took a while to render, though.
In the end I feel that we are inside the very machine of time. I get the idea of a well made clock, so perfect that it must be expressed to us through some sort of perfect distortion. You have done an extraordinary job of balancing orderly form and chaos. I love the melted liqiuid theme within it. Clearly time is not an exact science and must be subjected to observation. What a testament to interaction. The shiny reflective materials go a long way toward giving the scene a sense of 3 dimensionality and tangilbe realness. Great contrast levels. Excellent!
I just had a scarey thought. Animate [I]this[/I] one. Just thinking what might crawl out of it gives me the willies. LOL
I go with spektyr here - the longer I look at it the more I discover. My brain is playing tricks to me and I'm seeing things. There is some quality of chaos to it Time will have to sort out before it matures and be let loose on us.
. As mentioned above very random, yet everything can be mathematically described, this is true of course for everything done on a computer, but in this case how everything is so random yet not random at the same time :D
Talk about interesting effects. Not exactly symmetrical but deffinitely abstract. There's so much going on in this image I can spend hours studying it and not comprehend it all. Sort of a super abstract "Where's Waldo" ;-) I have to give this top marks. It's absolutely incredible.
Super complex! I wonder if this would stand the kollidoscopic treatment?