Celebrating the public testing stage of the Unbound SDF 3D modeler and game editor (see previous post in this thread for details), here are three images I made with it.
In the Cloudmaker and the snail image, I made use of Unbound's "Splats", an alpha-based scattered texture, enabling easy fur, smoke, grass, et cetera.
Here's a painting (acrylic on card) of a Carboniferous coal forest, for a publisher back in 2008. Apart from the Hibbertopterus, which is wrong in a variety of ways, I think it still works okay.
Grape Leaf Anemone. The name, anemone, is derived from greek and means "windflower" due to the fact that the delicate blooms are blown open by the wind.
Une planche de plus. Quand je m’attarde trop sur une histoire comme celle-ci parce que je ne peux pas lui consacrer autant de temps que je voudrais, je finis par trouver ce que je fais franchement mauvais et m’en dégoûter. Mais j’essaie de tenir et d’aller au bout de cette histoire quand même 😕
(🇺🇸 English speakers, I put the translation of the text in the alt of the picture ! 🇬🇧)
please help moo with his monthly food and bills! he's disabled & has been unable to find a job for years. he's stuck in a housing situation where people steal his food. anything helps!
In 2008 I painted (acrylic on card) a few dinosaur portraits for the cover of DINOSAUR HUNTER magazine, by Hachette. This was peak "awesomebro" for me and it began the process of an important stylistic change, but more about that another day. This is a monster-like Microraptor.
In 2008 I painted (acrylic on card) a few dinosaur portraits for the cover of DINOSAUR HUNTER magazine, by Hachette. This was peak "awesomebro" for me and it began the process of an important stylistic change, but more about that another day. This is a monster-like Pachyrhinosaurus.