Truly Deeply ZB Challenge

[Antimorph]

Rules: Deeeep, no time limits.

Deduct points from yourself if the global perspective beasty bites

Tip: "You shalt not converge" Wield deformations wisely to power up.

[Jason Belec]

That's a pretty cool image, and well executed.

[Antimorph]

Thanks Jason, it was as pilou might say "5 minutes realised". I've been exploring various 'far-scape' techniques in ZB and one would appear to maneuver itself past what seemed to be a 'limitation' of ZB's finite canvas depth (or is it tool size).

[Erklaerbar]

not perfect, but hey

[Antimorph]

On tippy toes, funny and I like the intent expression too. Good character.

[Jason Belec]

I agree, wonderful idea. Simple and with enough interest to draw the viewer in.

[Antimorph]

Another sketch, must go deeper.

[Frenchy Pilou]

So long time I have nothing made with Zb
I am waiting again a little for be sure to understand the thema
And after just 5 minutes realised (for antimorph
Images above are very energizing

[Erklaerbar]

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[aceala]

i like that machine siding with futuristic sky, cool colors too.

[marcus_civis]

Cool challenge. This took about 45 minutes. I used Marker Master and global perspective (I guess I get null points?).

[Erklaerbar]

oh, now thats deep! i feel like falling into the image when looking at it
that one single splitter pixol doesnt hurt too much, i first thought its part of the image.

[marcus_civis]

oh, now thats deep! i feel like falling into the image when looking at it
that one single splitter pixol doesnt hurt too much, i first thought its part of the image.

Thanks. Yeah, I could have got rid of that but I liked it.

[Blaine91555]

How deep can it go?

[Antimorph]

That's cool Erklaerbar, sidewalls are interesting.

Ha, marcus. Sinister skyrail.

Blaine, that gives me an idea.

Here's a thought, take a flat plane, deform it along Z so that you have more polys at the front (like a log scale), add progressively smaller details in the poly heavy region (near), deform with the perspective slider and then use global perspective. Keep a morph target of the most interesting log base. Rinse and repeat. ZScript to follow.