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3D Artwork – New Concept Craft

admin — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 15:26:11 +0000

New Concept Craft for Uncommon Paradigm Science Fiction Artbook. It is an unmanned reconnaissance craft.

The design is modelled using Blender 3D and rendered with Yafaray Renderer, both of which are high-quality open-source programs. Path-tracing was used as the GI lighting method. Multiple anti-alias passes, coupled with tight threshold value were used to clean up the noise inherent with this type of rendering algorithm.

The concept development and work-in-progress can be found here.

3D Artwork – Scout

admin — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 04:53:49 +0000

This piece is made using a combination of Blender open source suite and Carrara Pro general purpose 3D program. This illustration depicts a female tribal scout from a primitive planet.

This 3D artwork is made for Uncommon Paradigm, science fiction art book.

Sample 3D Renderings (Interior Design)

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:11:09 +0000

Some sample works from Studiorola. Our studio uses a combination of software programs including Rhinoceros 3D, Messiah Studio, Alibre Design, Blender, V-ray and Yafaray.

Arrival – Science Fiction art

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 03:00:11 +0000

This 3D illustration is inspired by large imaginary space crafts capable of ferrying large number of passengers across planets.

It is created using Carrara Pro. For this illustration, I made use of Carrara’s good atmospheric features such as Realistic Sky and atmospheric clouds. This illustration is a piece for the Uncommon Paradigm, science fiction art book.

3D Artwork: the Traveller

admin — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:05:50 +0000

After months of inertia, I finally found the time to give Tacharia some textures and hair. Tacharia is the fictitious space traveller cum photographer from my free 3D science fiction artbook, the Uncommon Paradigm. I don’t want him to the the typical cliche scifi he-man. Instead, I wanted him to be a most-ordinary man-on-the-street kind of character.

Tacharia is modelled and illustrated entirely using Blender, with GIMP being used for texture-making and post-editing. Both software are open-sourced and free, keeping to the spirit of using only lowcost/free programs for Uncommon Paradigm’s creations. The Uncommon Paradigm, which is PDF formatted and freely distributable, can be downloaded here.