Leonard
04-29-2008, 07:00 AM
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Hi all,
It's Art magazine has posted an interview with XSI artist Tim Borgmann. Check it out. :)
>> Interview with Tim Borgmann << (http://www.itsartmag.com/features/timborgmann/TimBorgmann-P1.html)
Tim originally started with traditional painting and illustration back in the end of the eighties. While studying Communication design at the begining of the ninties he gots his first computer (a 486) and a tool called pov ray. While It tooks hours to render a small image, and there was no modeler and no interface, he was totally blown away from the fact you can create something like a photo of a non existing scene. Since this first shock, Tim focuses is artwork on light and materials and play with them in a very enhanced, and creative way. But he also has invented an art who captures time and the imagination, sowhere between a microscopic world where a new art tries to developp its own expression.
Best,
Leo
Hi all,
It's Art magazine has posted an interview with XSI artist Tim Borgmann. Check it out. :)
>> Interview with Tim Borgmann << (http://www.itsartmag.com/features/timborgmann/TimBorgmann-P1.html)
Tim originally started with traditional painting and illustration back in the end of the eighties. While studying Communication design at the begining of the ninties he gots his first computer (a 486) and a tool called pov ray. While It tooks hours to render a small image, and there was no modeler and no interface, he was totally blown away from the fact you can create something like a photo of a non existing scene. Since this first shock, Tim focuses is artwork on light and materials and play with them in a very enhanced, and creative way. But he also has invented an art who captures time and the imagination, sowhere between a microscopic world where a new art tries to developp its own expression.
Best,
Leo