Stonehenge Project

[tomsdesk]

OK...here's my first 2cents (thanks Tom : much fun!)

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[marked001]

...did someboday say stonehInge?? anybody? come on.. thanks..i'll be here all week folks..

[twharvey]

This is getting to be really fun.

@marked001 said:

...did someboday say stonehInge?? anybody? come on.. thanks..i'll be here all week folks..

Jason,
... or "stonedhenge"

Tom

[remus]

[HFM]

Love your artistic joint drawing skills remus

[remus]

honed through a thousand hours of practice.

[tomsdesk]

stone hinge...LOL!

[twharvey]

This just gets better and better!!

[Durant Hapke]

Tom Tool Swinger,

This is very Jack bird scary... I am very "freaked" by Stonehenge...

Sorry about this... Not at all to be disrespectful... But that place and the deep oceans are scary in equal amounts.

Durant "I'd like a bit of non-fear ridden shade" Hapke

[tomsdesk]

And with good reason there, D of H, fursur...but still havin' fun with it:

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[tomsdesk]

Had to try a DWC:

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[sintra]

Great models here buddy and thanks for sharing i am sure they will prove to be useful for me and many others

[oecodesignator]

Oooh, Tom!

That water color version looks exqui-awesome-isite! Is that through a PS filter or through an SU style?

[tomsdesk]

Rico...SnapArt(pastel I think) filter in PSP, plus a bunch of others on that layer (SU materials-no-edge export) to make it look wet: over and under edge and shadow export layers from SU.

[tinanne]

I've been lurking through this post since it started. Really great stuff and thanks to Tom for sharing your hard work on the model.

[johnsenior1973]

http://computing.wessexarch.co.uk/2007/11/15/the-stonehenge-landscape-in-3d/

Just saw this while browsing and thought it may be of interest.

[twharvey]

Thanx, John,

I wonder how big a computer you need for that... and what kind of budget!!

Tom