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   D e v o l u t i o n s   D i s k  3

This is my third Disk of artwork  The first disk is available
from 17 Bit disk No 2473, and Cynostic PD (Disk No unknown as
yet.)  The Second disk is also available from Cynostic and from
17 bit (Disk No 3055)

All of the artwork on this disk was created on a standard A1200.


This artwork represents many hours of modelling and rendering time
and covers about a 3 months work.  Any suggestions for models,pictures
requests for work or a job to offer me, please write to the address
later in this document.

Please do not distribute this work in any other form than
that which it is in at the moment. (i.e. this slideshow
with this document) If you wish to
use any of these images, please contact me at the address below.

Michael Hughes,
12 Baker Avenue,
Heanor,
Derbyshire,
DE75 7DL.                                          

If you require a reply a s.a.e. would be appreciated.        (more)




--------- Typical Rendering Times (A1200,Unexpanded)------------

Front view of Klingon Bird of prey            10 mins

Back view of Klingon Bird of prey             10 mins

Atlantis (1st picture in slideshow)           94 mins

Discovery blasts off (small)                  18 mins

Discovery blasts off (large)                  30 mins

Discovery & Nebula                            12 mins

At-At in corner                               61 mins

At-At with paper                             261 mins

Deep Space Nine (Tm) (Large Picture)          83 mins
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Acknowlegements/Technical.

The image of Endor in the first pic was taken from the book "The Art
of Return of the Jedi" ISBN 0-345-30957-X. It was Digitized with VIDI
AMIGA (thanks Shaune), via a Sanyo Camcorder (thanks Andy).
The image of Triton was ftp'd from the site ames.arc.nasa.gov, as
a 640x400 Gif image. It was converted using Multiview. The models of
the Klingon Bop and of the Starbase were based on the video Star Trek 4,
(thanks Shaune). The Space Shuttle models were based on images taken
from "Quest" partworks.  The Bladerunner Image of the city was based
on the back cover of CD-OWM9301. The Deep Space Nine Spacestation was
based on a picture from Star Trek : Deep Space Nine - The Official
Magazine, Volume #2.
This slideshow was created
with the following programs:

Real 3D.
Deluxepaint IV AGA.
Deluxepaint III
Digipaint III
Imagine 2.0


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DISCLAIMER: I (Michael Hughes) , in no event will be liable,
for direct or indirect, incidental or consequential damages
resulting from any claim arising from  the programs, images
or documentation on this disk.