Digital Blasphemy | 3D Wallpaper
Posted on November 6, 2006
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A couple of items to mention this evening. I received my copy of the “Oversize Wall Calendar” which is now for sale on Cafepress. It’s the best looking DB calendar yet. The print quality is excellent. It helps that I rendered each image for the calendar at poster size resolution. There is quite a bit more detail present than in the largest digital files I have available online. If you bought calendars from Cafepress in the past and are concerned about print quality, let me put those concerns to rest. The new calendar looks awesome.
Which leads me to my second item. I rendered the calendar images at poster size so I’ve added them to my Zazzle collection. There are 8 new prints available, including “Reverie” and “Desert Snow”. Have a look.
Lastly, I’ve been playing with the new version of Vue d’Esprit for the past couple of days. There’s quite a bit to digest, and the going is slow because it’s “pre-release” (buggy) software, but I’m learning.
Posted on November 2, 2006
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Added “Nanocyte” to the gallery this evening. I had a little trouble deciding which gallery this should go in, but in the end felt it should go with the abstracts. What is it? I have my idea. You are welcome to come up with your own. One thing for sure, this was the first image I’ve done which pushed my new workstation beyond what my old one was capable of (it required move than 2.5 GB of RAM for Lightwave 9 to render it). I realize it might be a little too funky to use as a wallpaper for those of you used to “Reverie’s” and “Sakura’s”, but it was a fun exercise for me.
Landscape lovers should be happy in the weeks to come. The fine folks at E-onsoftware finally came out with Vue d’Esprit 6 and I purchased (and downloaded) my “pre-release” copy last night. I’ve only had the chance to open it up a couple of times and briefly look around, but it definitely looks like it was worth the wait. Stay tuned!
Posted on October 27, 2006
- My 2007 wall calendars are now available. This year I am offering an oversize 11″ x 17″ calendar (created with ultra hi-res renders) for the first time. Both calendars have the same images, all created since November 2005.