Tony Neoh
ABSTRACT
An attempt to use CC technology to bring to life the art of Chinese ink brush painting. It has the usual elements found in Chinese paintings like the lotus, koi, lady, rock, tree and calligraphy. All the objects are 3D geometry with the unique Chinese brush strokes realized through a combination of models and shaders. Texture maps have been kept to a minimum while using simple lighting. Copyright held by creator.
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