This image
is a volume rendered and procedural altered metaball. The
image has low-albedo gas illumination and atmospheric
attenuation. More work can in this area can be viewed by
clicking on the cloud image.
This image
is a volume rendered and procedural altered metaball. The
image has simulation of solid attenuation and Phong illumination.
This image shows how
metaballs, volume swirling snow, and polygonal models can be combined
to produce great images. You could say that during the blizzard I
created a virtual snowman and my own blizzard.
This image shows
how volume rendered metaballs, solid texturing, and polygonal models
can be combined to produce great images. You could say that during
the blizzard I created a virtual snowman.
This image from a 1990 animation shows procedural volume modeled and rendered steam rising from a teacup with self accurate gas shadowing and illumination.
This image from 1994 has color corrections from the previous image plus the addition of procedural textures on the tabletop and the wallpaper.
This image from 1993 is from an animation showing a single column of smoke rising. Notice the subtle smoke shadows on the wall.
This image shows flow constrained into an opening in the wall. The image on the left is rendered as a volumetric gas. The image on the right is rendered as a volumetric liquid (hypertexture).
This image is a title shot from our ~2 minute animation featuring Pierre's exploration of an art gallery and a fog filled world. It features 30 seconds of volume rendered fog.
This image is a shot from the second scene of our animation featuring Pierre's exploration of an art gallery and a fog filled world. It features 30 seconds of volume rendered, procedurally animated fog.
This image is from an animation showing procedurally animated gas rolling in and enveloping the scene..
This image is from an animation showing procedurally animated gas flowing around obstacles.
