New Paintings by Ken Marschall

[Jason D. Tiller]

Daniel,

That's incredible work and very impressive. There is a lot of detail in those images, which makes them so real.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Daniel Klistorner]

Randy/Jason,

Thank you for your great comments, once again I have to pass the credit onto Mike. As Parks said, he's an absolute genius! I think he's using a 3D modeling program that he bought back in the EARLY 90's, and it came on a whopping 8 floppy disks!

So the models that he creates really are out of this world, especially considering that by 2004 standards he's using a primitive program! The cabin itself is far more impressive with the luggage rack, lamp, frames and switches (as is missing from this view), but I also really like the heater and wardrobe that he created for this cabin. I just don't have any captures with all these items in the room in their correct locations.

The floor in the corridor needs changing as well, but as I said, these are images of the models in progress.

Daniel.

 

[Nigel Bryant]

Hi Daniel,

Those are awesome renderings! You and Mike are doing a great job. Keep up the great work! I especially like the aft dome rendering and the starboard entrance way. That was the point where F. Brown snapped that famous shot opening into B-51's private deck.

Wow, all of you guys are defiantly bringing new light to these unknown areas in CG form. You are all certainly bringing Titanic back to life in a medium never really seen before.

ps. thanks for the photographs of your Europe trip. I wish i had the oportunity to go and see some of those places!

All the best,

Nigel

 

[Daniel Klistorner]

All,

Here's another capture. Mike didn't finish every item of furniture for the promenade, but the ones he did, he arranged so we could put on a "show", and it looks complete when looked at from the outside:

And compared to the original photo snapped by the ILN photographer:

Regards,

Daniel.