Trees for a Holiday, One with Lights!

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pvoxlandCharter Member · 84 postsDec 6, 2003 7:42 AM

LAST EDITED ON Dec-06-03 AT 02:43 AM (EST)

A few days ago, I came across a pine tree photo that I had not used for my earlier series of trees. It's texture turned out well, though I didn't think just one tree was enough to justify yet another library upload. However, tonight I warmed up 3D Canvas and set about to create a tree decorated with holiday lights. They bulbs glow nicely in the darkness of night. Ummm, no snow textures, but then there are pines in Georgia and San Luis Obisbo where at this time of year there are lights and garlands, but not much chance for flurries to accumulate on the boughs. I hope someone finds a good use for both these trees ... Polar Express anyone? Look for PVTREES2.ZIP uploaded in the library.

--- Phil Voxland

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RSD 12Member since Jul-7-02 · 240 postsDec 7, 2003 12:30 AM

RE: Trees for a Holiday, One with Lights!

Those look great. I am sure they will get a lot of use this Christmas

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