Ray tracing — Other artists

I kept the most complicated original features: the hull, the propulsion mechanism with its three paddle wheels, the cotton and hay bales on the starboard side, and remodeled most of the rest, adding the three passenger decks with their railings, the stairs, the blue benches on the top deck, the chimney and its smoke, the flag, the sun decoration on the sides, the hoist on the prow, five mooring bitts, the wooden floor and storage room texture, the bales in the storage room (one left outside), the cloudy sky, the optional fog, and the river bank.

The French castle (Sylvain Girard)

It is spectacular. I spent thre days adjusting the files, modifying the background and the trees and finding the right angle for each view. I tried to contact Sylvain to congratulate him, but the e-mail he supplied in the file doesn‘t work anymore, after 15 years...

BlobMan (Peter Houston)

Drawing reasonably convincing people with POV is difficult. However, this character designed in 1999 is incredibly detailed and versatile: you can make boys and girls in various positions and attach costumes. Some details were created by Ulrich von Bek. I spent several days adjusting these to my own fantasy.

The city (Chris Colefax)

A modern city designed in 1999 viewed under different angles and lighting with very complex options including random features. I spent two months modifying many of the elements.

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Four different viewangles