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Published: 2002-09-27 16:56:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 60608; Favourites: 842; Downloads: 13011
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Description
***(Let the image speak)
Technical:
Render directly from 3DstudioMAX 4.
No post-manipulation outside 3Ds (except border).
Finalrender skylight, with brute force GI.
More technical:
The 6000x4000px print-version took about 24h to render!
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Update: Thanks a lot! I had not expected to reach daily fav! Glad you deviant people like it!
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Update: Now available as print! The print does not have a border or the chain.deviantart-text, only the title. Enjoy!
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Update (2007): A stereogram version is now available! Finally you can see this in 3D!
PS: There are several other variants of this image in my gallery.
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Comments: 440
Wow, beautiful piece with an even more beautiful theme!
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See you around dA!
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Love it! looks so awesome! And the photo/painting in the back is brilliant!
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Cruel & sad situation, but still nice consept...
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I love the picture on the wall, as well. Nice touch. Also, using wood chips instead of blood was really creative!
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very nice 
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not very 
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lol yeah it is simple...but that wat makes it kewl...its simple yet u still got the message across
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that little puff of smoke from the gun is a nice touch 
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By the way:
Look around my gallery for other versions of this!
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dude this is great... great scene... look if you still have the wooden man model can you send it to me? i've been looking for that all over the internet trying to find it.. anyway i'm still a rookie modelling so i was thinking that maybe you could pass it to me! pleaseeee! zamorajuanpablo@hotmail.com 
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You can model you're own, it's not that hard actually:
Legs, Arms: Plain lathe objects (a spline + lathe modifier)
Feet: Lathe object (but just 180ΒΊ instead of 360)
Joints: Two hemispheres each with a cylinder in the middle (or a single sphere if you're lazy).
Head: Lathe object, with a little FFD(cyl) modifier to pull out the "nose".
Lower body: Yet another Lathe object, but using a boolean (intersection) with a (tapered) box to cut of the front and back.
Torso: The only really "modelled" piece. I think i did a lathe object and then kept on modifying it with FFD modifiers or just editing the mesh (+meshsmooth).
Rigging: For just posing it, just link the parts together.
For animation you'd probably want a more complex rig though (bones and IK solvers and whatnot, but that's a bit too complicated).
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This is seriously... I don't know the word. It's brilliant. It's like the anatomy of what happened, and there's so much emotion through body language, regardless of what types of bodies they are. I love it.
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Rename: PWNED
Heh, really though, the emotion in this piece is very very well composed, espescially after reading your description.
Heh, but that dude got fragged. Bam- headshot.
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ths is very good and funny congratulations
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this is really cool
the whole storyline and afterthought
a great piece of work
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sorry
i want 2 ask u if u have any Tutorials > about how can i make like this doll with 3dmax plz !!
really great work
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I think my lathe-tutorial is still lying around in my gallery... The dolls are very simple objects, each body part is a lathe object (spline + lathe-modifier), the joints are spheres (with a slit in them). The chest i don't remember, but it's probably modelled from a cylinder with some meshsmooth on it. The lower body is another lathe object where i've used a box to carve away the front and back (boolean object). Basicly you can do most of the doll very quickly with lathe objects.
I recomend moving the pivot points of the limbs to their real-life pivot points (the joints), and link them (FK). Then it will be easy to pose the doll.
(For animation you should make a IK rig of some sort but that's harder).
Hope this info helps...
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I used to have to pose these things in high school art class...little bastards never stayed upright. He's got no pity from me!
Excellent picture, though :-D
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Thas amazing, i realy feel the mood of the image, awsome work
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i feel a pang of sadness looking at this wooden figures.
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