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Submitted: March 4, 2006
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After i posted a tutorial a whlie ago over there at orbaz.com about creating ParticleSplines with ParticleFlow and a little MaxScript(currently down unfortunetly) i decided to create an image showing this technique.
I was inspired by the Venus by Milo of cause

I used 3D Studio Max 7.1 for the ParticleSplines and PhotoShop CS2 and AfterEffects 6.1 for the decent postproduction (to comp together color-,specular-, ambient occlusion pass and the background image. Color corrention and little glow/grain here and there)

Productiontime was about 10day on and off excluding rendertime.

This image is my Animago 2006 Submission in the category Home>Still>Art by the way. So wish me luck

Hope you like it!

Greets from germany

Anselm aka. PsychoSilence
Daily Deviation, 2006-03-17

Daily DeviationMy heart rate literally went up when I first looked at this image. Seriously, wow. Go and look for yourself at VENUS 2.0 by ~psychosilence. Wow. (Featured by `smashmethod)

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Wow! Are you kidding me? That's incredible! Could pass for a photo..

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i agree with the above great work
Nice :) Looks like a network admin after a hard day at work ;)

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aMAZING rendering!@!!
:love: what kind of camera did u use ? ( kidding )
btw, great concept and image. you excellent... :ninjastar:
Fantastic work :omg:

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brilliant, simply brilliant...well deserved.

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I actually thought it was a photo, this is just awesome :clap:

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I thought this was a photo and I thought, "I wonder how he got those wires to stay like that..."

then I read "I used 3D Studio Max 7.1 for the ParticleSplines..."


All I can say is that this is incredible.

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