3D Artwork From Frank Deardurff
These artwork pieces are done with software called Bryce 3D. Many of these were designed nearly 20 years ago and were on a site that I had called "My Digital Dreams". Some of them were originally displayed at Deardurff.com my original site which I've now converted to genealogy research. These images are designed in a wireframe workspace to get the layouts and materials are then applied before rendering for the final artwork. Quite time-consuming but also fun and rewarding. Click the images below to see them larger on their own page.
Caged
Okay, this one was a little odd. But it was 2001 and was still mastering 3D shapes inside other 3D shapes.
Breaking
This was my first attempt on using negative elements to create two halves of an object. A lot of time spent on this one as there are several elements stacked in a close proximity before rending the solid model.
Footprints on the Beach
One of the first pieces I did in Bryce 3D pretty rough but it helps to document progress.
Balls of Fire
A surrealistic landscape. In this one I was learning how to place elements inside other elements. As you can imagine it was a challenge since items are put together in wire frame mode. meaning they look like a ball of screen wire.
Before Castle City
Another form 2001 – I rendered this one two ways. As you will see in the Castle city post.
Arches
One of my favorites that I created back in 2001 – I sold this one as a poster back then and have considered posting it again. I have a print of this hanging in my office.
Time Doorway
This one was created back in 2000. Created this layout in Bryce 3D and rendered it 2 different ways and married them in Photoshop.
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