Here's a later development of the last experiment, this time using a low-poly model, not just 3D primitives:
Here's another 3D programming experiment I just put together:
I've just started trying out Papervision3D, a set of building blocks for 3D programming in Flash. Here's an example:
This is another of my old pictures that I uncovered recently, found to be horrible, and redid. So, uh, this is the good version, not the horrible version. It's not tightly rendered though, if you're into that kind of thing. At the moment I'm really liking keeping things loose.
"Donkey Carp" sounds like something from Pokémon, or maybe more like a typo. A good way to draw unexpected and stupid things is just to make a bunch of scribbles and then turn it into something.
Here's a pirate ship I drew up... On an unrelated note, I'm very excited about the beta for Flash Player 10!
Just a quick one, but I like it. I might come back to this one. Actually I found a bunch of old paintings I'd like to revisit, so I might work on those too.
Kind of a pretty picture I think, and it's proportioned to wide-screen, so I'm using it as wallpaper.
I just drew the fish head at first but then I thought I'd give him a nice shirt and tie.
Here's a somewhat crazed and handsome guy. Seems that he's working too much and drinking too much coffee. That's my guess.
Here's another thingy based on this JSS painting. This looks really horrible as a thumbnail, but not so bad if you look at the bigger version.
It got pretty far away from John Singer Sargent, really, but I was looking at this painting while I did it.
I like this one, and at least it's a little more of a story kind of thing. A story of kicks to the face.
