some 3d art

made in Autodesk 3dStudio Max.

i'm pretty new to 3d modeling, but here are some of my recent works.

one is a nintendo logo, another is an ammo room, the other a pirate scene.

let me know what you think

:xmastree:

 

Nice.

 

Love them

 

thanks

 

final version:

 

Nice. I've done a bit of 3D work myself. It's good fun.

 

Solid work man... Can you render movement with that program?

 

^ yea i can but i don't know how to do rigging yet... im focusing more on environment art than character modeling anyway.

@allie: do you have any images you could share?

 

i like i like

 

Sure thing. My work is less modelling, and more experimental and a bit abstract, but I'll share some deviant art links.

http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs38/f/2008/363/6/a/6a32d3160f3324b961cf57fb15cb4274.png

This one is supposed to symbolize a grandparent and child:
http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs39/f/2008/364/5/a/Grandmother_and_Child_by_allie2590.png

I was just messing around on this one lol:
http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs38/i/2008/363/d/0/Trees_by_allie2590.png

3D work is more or less something for me to mess around with rather than do serious art, but it's fun nonetheless.

 

schweet trees on white. what program is this?

 

Bryce 5.5. You can download it for free (without a torrent). It's more for making terrains, but I had fun with it.

By the way, the trees were actually pre-made meshes that came with the program. I was just using them to get my idea across. When I learn to make trees myself, they will be freakin sweet.

 

cool program. where can i download it for free? the website says i can purchase it.

 

http://download.cnet.com/Bryce/3000-6677_4-10974201.html

This should be it. I couldn't get to it with the link I used to download it originally, so I had trouble finding it. Hopefully it works.

 

Very cool creations!

 

ok i know i said the last one was the final, but this is the FINAL FINAL render of this image. on to my next project, a Legend of Zelda themed bit. i'll post progress pics

 

and the wireframe:

 

those are ridiculously awesome good work

 

and it begins