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Softimage
Posted under corporate design.
A museum of finessed shading and delicate dimentions in web design. And not just the site - check out Softimage to see creative 3-D experiments by amateurs and professionals alike.
This site artfully enforces Softimage's role as leaders in 3-D software development and design.
You can find variations of great bevel work in some of these previous gallery features: qaswa, anderson consulting and kasparov vs. deep blue.
Reviewed by Digitalthread on Mar 1, 1999
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Daniel Langlois, founder of Soft Image, has since sold Soft Image to Microsoft, and taken his millions into preserving the new media arts by starting the Daniel Langlois Foundation For New Media Arts and Technology in Montreal, Quebec. It is currently North America's largest archive of technological art works and is still growing exponentially.
http://www.fondation-langlois.org/
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