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vokaris
solid glass orb or thin glass hollow sphere?
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creatrix
vok, I hadn't really thought of it, but I think I was picturing thing glass. I guess solid would have bubbles in it....
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vokaris
well, the reason I'm asking is as follows: a thin glass sphere will not cause such deformations, especially in the middle - look through a light bulb for reference.
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creatrix
uh... solid. yeah. I meant solid! ;-) Good tip - thanks.
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vokaris
You also need a more visible edge, as the glass will have some thickness, and some highlights on the inside surface. You also wouldn't have that shadow at the bottom. A solid glass sphere would be, of course, completely different.
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vokaris
and by completely different I mean rotated at 180° like this or this
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creatrix
I agree about the shadow... but it looked like it was floating without. any suggestions? and yeah... I should probably have a better edge. I always seem to err on the side of translucency with these spherey things!
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creatrix
i wish i had this file at home so I could update it!!
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Orbs and Pencils
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by creatrix
Created February 08, 2008
48 votes
8 comments
1280w x 960h (395KB)
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