Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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06-05-2003
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My Drawings ... (2d)
Two of my favorite drawings in my collection.
They were done about two years ago when I started in College.
Both are based on photographs, and took quite a lot of time to render, especially the Iguana one.
I´ll keep on posting in this thread future drawings if appropiate.
Hope you like it,
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This one won a showcase distinction in the University.
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lol
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Appreciate the kind words bud.
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I wish I had the time to have learned the traditional arts....
..I can't draw my way out of a paper bag
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that is far to good for you adl!
tell me the truth and ill give you credit...untill then I will have to believe that such a drunk bum as your self could not acheive such nice images
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I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination, knowledge is limited, imagination encircles the world. (Albert Einstein)
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First I thought they were photos, manipulated in photoshop.
But drawings........damn.....those drawings are AMAZING.
You are picasso 2.
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They are drawings made with pencils ranging from 3H to 8B.
Took a lot of time, a frigging LOT.
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Sepia hue was artificially added in Photshop.
In real life they are the grey type.
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This is one of my favrite drawings I did at the R.O.M in toronto. of a greek statue..
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Love the way you handled light in it.
You´re right about the pencils, however it was in the assignments requirements. It didn´t smear too much though.
Paper plays a big factor too, thankfully it didn´t like absorbing much the B-type ones, since they were used extensively on the black spots.
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It does look near photo - photoshop edit kind off..
very impressive the second one... such a warped mind you must have adl?
As much as I hate feet you seem to have it spot on... and with the lizrd: great dude, scales look awesome... you gonna add this to our gallery?
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