I’ve been writing amateur Sci-Fi for awhile now and on the side I’ve toyed around with 3D computer modeling.
Last year, while pestering a professional graphics arts friend to try and get him to illustrate my kid’s book idea, he kindly told me to ‘beat it’ and said that I should start testing out the Poser/Daz/iClone software that lets you make your own 3D people that you can use to make your own short animations & comics.
So I’ve been playing. Started hammering out a test space opera story line (I’ll give you three guesses as to which classical era historical story line I’m ripping off) and building up my skill levels with 3D modeling, animation and rendering.
Without further beating around the bush – “The Diary Files of Paul Ibius”.
(Bonus points for you if you can figure out the pun with the guys name)
Can't Upload - so its on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/sets/72157622038609947/
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Your images are dark.
also I must say somewhat stark
refrigerator
Could be considered perverse
But is preferable still to the trolls
Dishwasher
:rotate:
But on a serious note, they're kinda dark and there's not that much there to look at anyway.
I had guessed that. :winky:
With the tools I'm using (iClone) some of the scenes look like shit if there is too much light. I'm working on it. Its a matter of getting the renderer software to do what I want.
Oh yes, and the iClone people bill themselves as 'Machinima' software. That's why I titled this 'Experimenting with Machinima'.