maple "mavica" syrup [6502] @mavica_again@computerfairi.es

another CGA portrait, commissioned by @digikitty_x86@ambrosia.moe ! the background on this one was really fun to do!

if you like these and want one of your own, check out https://maple.pet/commissions !

#pixelart #mastoart #commissions

@jk hey careful with those

indoors, no light to speak of, and in a cheap plastic shit camera, not to mention home c41 processing in a bathroom sink. superia still pulls a picture off it

fuji superia 400 is the best film stock ever send toot

especially how they misgender me

enjoying the trend held over from twitter where i block a reply guy and they cope post about me blocking them

@southernwolf daddy google is not going to notice you

it's so funny to me how webp literally got a massive vulnerability in its library and people are still defending it over png and jpeg

daddy google is not going to notice you

@sleep i've done similar and you can get nice results like that! but i'm really wondering how these were originally done, i'm sure it's with some 3d software but id really like to have specifics rather than reverse engineer by sight

i want to find some software that will generate me the curved structures so i can pipe it into something like for example pov-ray for rendering

@elrido not what i'm looking for, and i don't use software with childish pretext for offensive names

@DeltaWye i already know how to work the blender UI, i'm mostly wondering if there's a generative program that will make the curved shapes, like how there are things such as tree generators for pov-ray. i should've specified that in the main post (replies don't federate with boosts of the main post)

thanks for the tips!

i don't mean just the material look but also something to generate the structure itself for me, if something like this is only done by hand or there's some random generator out there i can make do curves and stuff for me

@sol_hsa i got pretty good results forcing the opengl rendering and fullbrite lighting

this was rendered in blender

i rendered the background using apophysis on a modern computer which took just under 2 minutes but everything else was composited in Photoshop 7.0 on a pentium II laptop running Windows 98