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<h1>3D Renderings</h1>

This page contains some of my better 3D renderings. Most of these images were
modeled more or less in AutoCAD 2006 and rendered in 3DS Max 8.<p>

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			<a href="/creativity/rendered/kawar.jpg">
			<img src="/creativity/rendered/kawar-thumb.jpg"
			width="300" height="225" alt="Kanian/Azulian War" class="portrait">
			</a><br>
			Resolution: 800x600
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			<h2 class="top">Kanian/Azulian War</h2>
			I made this in one of my high school CAD classes. It's
			a 3D rendering of a scene from the Kanian/Azulian War.
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			<a href="/creativity/rendered/kanian.jpg">
			<img src="/creativity/rendered/kanian-thumb.jpg"
			width="300" height="225" alt="Kanians" class="portrait">
			</a><br>
			Resolution: 800x600
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			<h2 class="top">The Kanians</h2>
			I also made this in one of my high school CAD classes.
			It's just an artsy picture of the Kanians, showing the
			evil, neutral, and angelic varieties.
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			<a href="/creativity/rendered/bob.jpg">
			<img src="/creativity/rendered/bob-thumb.jpg"
			width="300" height="225" alt="Bob-Omb Battlefield" class="portrait">
			</a><br>
			Resolution: 800x600
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			<h2 class="top">Bob-Omb Battlefield</h2>
			This originally started out to be just a gang of shiny
			Bob-Ombs. The next idea was to put them on a bright green
			Mario64-style terrain, and then it was only natural to
			create some of the other Mario baddies and throw them in
			there. Those include the Chain Chomp and Goombas, and also
			a life mushroom and a warp pipe.
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			<a href="/creativity/rendered/hotel.jpg">
			<img src="/creativity/rendered/hotel-thumb.jpg"
			width="300" height="225" alt="Hotel Suite" class="portrait">
			</a><br>
			Resolution: 720x540
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			<h2 class="top">Hotel Suite</h2>
			I made this for my MITES project in my senior year CAD
			class. It got me 1st place in the regional competition
			and 4th in the state competition, and also a "Best of
			Architectural Award" on the regional. I didn't even take
			architectural CAD, which makes it that much cooler that
			I got that award.
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			<a href="/creativity/rendered/battlefield.jpg">
			<img src="/creativity/rendered/battlefield-thumb.jpg"
			width="300" height="225" alt="Virtual Battlefield" class="portrait">
			</a><br>
			Resolution: 1024x768
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			<h2 class="top">Virtual Battlefield</h2>
			I made this one just for fun. It's a virtual battlefield
			being "materialized" into existence. You can even see some
			of the wire frame in the parts that hadn't been materialized
			yet. It's kinda <em>Code Lyoko</em> style.
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			<a href="/creativity/rendered/island.jpg">
			<img src="/creativity/rendered/island-thumb.jpg"
			width="300" height="225" alt="Island Invasion" class="portrait">
			</a><br>
			Resolution: 1024x768
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			<h2 class="top">Island Invasion</h2>
			During my first quarter of college, I had this really lame
			class called <em>Problem Solving</em>. During a particularly
			slow day, I discovered the school computers had AutoCAD and
			3DS Max, and I created and rendered this drawing before the
			end of class that day.
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			<a href="/creativity/rendered/nupiter.jpg">
			<img src="/creativity/rendered/nupiter-thumb.jpg"
			width="300" height="225" alt="Sunrise on Nupiter">
			</a><br>
			Resolution: 1024x768
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			<h2 class="top">Sunrise on Nupiter</h2>
			This one was actually drawn entirely in Photoshop, but it
			looks like it would fit in well with these other 3D renderings.
			The idea was to make a planetary kind of picture from the view
			of some unknown planet. The planet itself was taken from a desert
			scene (with any plant life photoshopped out).
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