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Published: 2008-12-23 09:20:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 22510; Favourites: 299; Downloads: 1188
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Here's another stereo speedpainting. For any viewing instructions you can go to [link]or just look up some of my older 3d paintings.
The depth with this one is subtle. I wanted to keep the transition from the foreground to the background a little more fluid than the 3d paintings I did in the past...
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what???????? how do you make such subtle but precise
changes in the art for the 3d?
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Great Stereo-View. So much Depth and action! Love it!
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Sorry forgot to leave you my email info.
Troy Gaines
Aeon3dtech@gmail.com
602.312.5078
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That is some awesome work. I am interested in using your skill set. Please get back to me if you are interested and have the time.
Troy Gaines
Aeon 3D Tech
602.312.5078
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What is the key to have such a deep render when you cross your eyes?
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really perfect,well done!!!!!!!
I'm interested in your gallery
visit me (lastpart.com)
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I think that the background is too close. Perhaps it would be better to have no differences in the two images like it would in real (something similar to infinite depth).
I like the fact that the result is still a painting even in a 3d view, it still smooth.
Did you treat differently the small buildings in the foreground (scale, perspective adjustment, ...) ? because the depth is more realistic there than the buildings in the middleground.
Anyway it's really cool to have artists using stereo, i'm sure that some advanced techniques will raise soon like the ones well-known for perspective.
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These are beyond awesome.
Really.
Gives a whole new meaning for "diving into a picture" or how do you say it, haha!
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interesting effect, looks so cool, guys at work are looking me funny, id better stop crossing my eyes..hehehe
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Thanks dude to show (me) that awesome kind of art!
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hope someone finds this useful
[link] 
I've never seen a speed painting With that effect, it is very subtle .. although made to be seen for far (had to go long on the screen there ... )
all and all awesome
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That's one of the coolest things i've seen in a long time! How did you go about painting this?
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i bet its bad for the eyes but a great work ^^ (my eyes hurting)
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I LOVE the atmospheric perspective on this one, very moody.
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looks gorgeous in stero, but my eyes are havin trouble re focusing hehe its too early for me!! its gorgeous
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Wow, awesome.
I'm on a trip and this looks better than looking out of my hotel's window XD
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Fantastic, though the building on the left hand 1/3 right in front of the bridge looks kind of... odd. Normally it looks fine, but in a stereoscopic perspective it looks like it's leaning forward.
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this reminds me of a certain view in tokyo, makes me very nostalgic.
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That's awesome. I love how in stereo everything comes alive. All the lights and everything... just seem to glow. It's so cool. You did a great job once again.
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That's just awesome man, like all the paintings from the series
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is this scene from anywhere? because ive seen this exact scene in a drawing book. hahaha
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you get better with each 3d-painting i think - can't see any inconcistencies here, perfect viewing pleasure!! taking 3d-photographs must seem rather easy compared to creating 3d-paintings! 
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I wish I could see this, I'm sure it's beautiful.
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wooh tripppy effects man. Awesome work on this.
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man I love these 3D paintings... itΒ΄s a new world I look in, itΒ΄s a real world in a painting. keep on doing these brilliant painting !
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Ah that's brilliant! I've been getting into the stereoscopic thing recently - have you seen 's 3d photos?
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SWEEEEEEEET. My favorite part of Korea so far is that mountain in the back. Is that the same one from Jichuk station?
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Cool enviro, but i'm so not able to see the 3d effect.
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Hurts my eyes but it's worth it, awesome job!!
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