Wednesday 1st March 2006 -

The idea for this image is taken from a still I have of the first movie. The still shows Agent Smith from a side view as he was *SPOILER* shooting Neo at the end of the movie *END OF SPOILER*. I like the image and I thought it would be a good way to show off my newly modeled Desert Eagle, so here it is. I like it :-)

Wednesday 1st March 2006 -

This image is based on the teaser movie posters for Reloaded. I decided that posing the characters in the pretty much the same positions as the posters was the best way to show them off. So thats what I did. I used the wallpapers instead of the posters to reference so I decided to make the images into wallpapers. So far they're just 1024x768 but I could possibly do some more soon.

Wednesday 1st March 2006 -

This image is based on the bullettime scene between Neo and Agent Smith at the start of the subway scene in the first movie. It took me a while to get them both positioned right and everything but I think it turned out well :-)

Until you take a look at this image, and just see the thumbnail above, it will seem as if the image has no place on Agent Smith's page but if you click on the thumbnail you'll see that it does infact warrant showing on this page, along with Neo's.

I just decided to do this image one day after watching the SBB. That scene finished The Matrix Trilogy so I had to make at least one image of it. To do it I just made a simple street model, populated it with loads of Lego Agent Smiths and put Lego Neo and the central Smith standing in the middle of the road. The lighting is from the street lamps to show the Smiths on the side of the road, and 2 distant lights (acting as the lightning) at each end of the street to highlight the 2 central characters. I couldn't just leave it after rendering it though because one main thing about the SBB is the rain. Now I don't know how to model that, so I put an image of the Matrix code over the whole thing in Photoshop and blended it together. I think it's a good effect and makes the world of difference compared to how it looked before it was added.