A Classic DreamLight Digital Painting by Michael Scaramozzino
Michael Scaramozzino created this DreamLight Classic digital painting in 1989 at the dawn of the digital illustration era. This was at the time when color computer graphics systems were still in their infancy. He painted this image entirely by hand with a Summagraphics drawing tablet on a TG-II 640 x 480 pixel 8-bit color paint system. The CGI painting was created as a promotional piece for the DreamLight studio. The subject of the promotional project was to create an image as if it were a frontispiece for a fictional fairy tale. This was partially undertaken as an exercise that would be more creative than the typical product illustrations and logos that we were doing at the time.
This DreamLight Classic digital raster painting is also available on posters and merchandise.
Behind the Scenes Chapter on the Making of the Digital Painting - The Rose
Michael Scaramozzino wrote a full behind the scenes chapter all about the making of the early digital raster painting in The Verbum Book of Digital Painting. The full book is also available on Amazon.com.
DreamLight Constellation Network Render Controller
DreamLight® Constellation™ is our cross-platform network render controller that combined with DLI_SNUB-Launcher™ makes configuring, launching and controlling LightWave 3D ScreamerNet LWSN for standalone, batch, network and internet rendering, drag-and-drop-dead-easy™.
Created by Michael Scaramozzino - LightWave 3D Artist Profile
Author of Creating a 3D Animated CGI Short & Mastering LightWave ScreamerNet
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