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Thanks, Phil. I'm sure I've had it come up before, but I just don't remember. I'd like to add some clutter around the base of the tree, insert the figures on the landscape, and move on to post.
WIP video
great news! I have most of his work and highly recommend it!
yes render with and without gamma - or even with and without background would be better :)
looks superb = great idea to mix those textures
I have several of MMoirs products... as we all do ( should )
Nice to see your cats Wendy....
more ideas are coming to me than I can handle.... great topic diomede
and looks like ideas are a plenty with everyone...
The main problem I'm having recently are crashes.... not sure if it's nVidia's latest drivers or Windows 10 updates or just time for a cleanup and reinstall.
This latest render went fine then when I went to save the car file boom!
Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft
nice work Stezza, love how you combined the geometry on those aliens , oh I just realised that's Karen Carpenter....
bad you are getting those crashes.... is it the beta ?
Thanks HW, nope.. it"s not the beta..
The figures are from VanishingPoint, a new release... I seem to be getting stuff more from other sites now as they tend to work in Carrara better than stuff from Daz
Not sure if Karen is related to Colin...
The Muse
Sometimes the Muses are referred to as water nymphs, associated with the springs of Helicon and with Pieris.
It was said that the winged horse Pegasus touched his hooves to the ground on Helicon, causing four sacred springs to burst forth, from which the muses were born.
The Rabbit of the South is here to help Pegasus and the Muse from the dangers that are around..
Nice water! I think you need a few more Nymphs = I have a Pan lying around with nothing top do...
Here's a start on mine - "Ship Of Fools" detail. The old oil is part of a Bosch work that I am misappropriating.
The nun;s and priests robes and three of the hats/scarves were draped in VWD - much better than wrinkle free
Post work in Waterlogue and by hand to fix it up - waterlogue is pretty lousy for faces.
the other 8 haven't popped up yet..... sneaky things
your utube vid doesn't play in the forum...
great image... love it
wow some awesome stuffs here
Andrew, you are a true artist. The guy in the white scarf is very similar to the Dean of the department of the University which I graduated from, and curator of my thesis.
Yes, and some excellent hosting going on as well.
thanks :) Stezza, I will sing it for you doo dood to dooo
etc.
Thanks Vyusur !! Yes, it is actually an Ugly Nun :) (it is V4 with a male morph added )
I'm still working on the whole composition but it is c oming together ( I hope)
Wendy et Unified Brain - you can say that again :)
Wow, Headwax, I am just stunned. Beautiful painterly look.
Stezza, the alien contact render is fantastic. Did you use caustics? And if so, how long did it take to render? And really like the Rabbit of the South helping out the muses - nice connection to Pegasus and the cassical origins.
Well, promised myself that I would try an animation. Results are not so good. But, I can have the renders going in the background while I'm working on my writing project. Here is my first attempt to record a cyclopstritch in motion. Click to be horrified. By August, the cyclopstritch cavalry will ride to the rescue. Maybe.
One inspiration for the cyclopstritch was Ralph Bakshi.
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heh thanks Diomede - love the silly walk.
maybe it needs more flesh wobble - sparrowhawke has a jiggle modifier?
"Wizards' eh? I admit to seeing that twice at the Uni cinema when it first came out ..
I'm not horrified... it a start but need more movement in other areas... check this out to give you a few ideas.
Crazy John wanders off shaking head and mumbling... there is too much fantastic competition here. All the while he knows he'll be getting started on his project hopefully soon.
pretty sad being in a zoo , looking forward to seeing your work!
Been a bit busy getting Animation in Carrara - Let's Animate - Q&A - Come One & All started with a few tutorials and goofy, not that great, anim examples. I think it's about to the point where I won't have to make additions everyday.
Regarding my project I'm wanting to create vertex trees for my little forest... they will have non-realistic roots. I'm wondering if I should start with a cube, shape it into a somewhat cylindrical design the extrude the roots off of it... just got another idea... start with a grid for a template and do much the same with dynamic extrusion. Hmm... gottta get something started tonight even if it gets trashed for another method.
the vertex modeller5 has a little used tool called organic (make organic?)
to use you draw the shape of your eg rock out with one of those curvy line tools polyline that automatically add verticies
then hit enter (?) to seal the shape
then fill polygon
then use the organic command to buid it up in 3d
it would work for trees
make a few then add them together with a boolean
theb
use the same method to make a branch - then replicate leaves on branches then replicate the resuting leafy branch on the tree via it;s shaders
Thanks diomede..
no caustics, just the models texture map in reflection & upped highlight, lowered shine and used a background HDRI
It took 4mins 4 secs to render of that about one & half minutes to render the glass alone.
Thanks, You've also reminded me that I need to get back to my rock design. 3DAGE and others showed how to use and where to find organic tool in my Modeling thread... gosh I should have an index to find such things quickly... can't worry about that today though. Ohhh... goodness I'd not even considered leaves... even some trees in winter will have a few leaves on them. Glad you brought up leaves, I've never made any in 3D, but perhaps I could start with a string of flat polys and extrude off the sides to get a template which could be given a teeny teeny tiny amount of thickness... probably wouldn't even need the thickness.
The entire scene should see the world perhaps as a 3D modeler or program might... alien and resembling cubes etc. I haven't been able to get the last render FifthElement did that I voted for, a greyscale render with the Robot on a bike in the alien woods with antlike bugs on trees. I'm holding myself back from looking at it again until I come up with something very different.
Ooooh... I love a Challenge since I always learn something.
It would be great to have an anim catagory each month or perhaps even every other month or so... just my opinion.
I do have a question though... If I were to create an anmimation could I also use one of it's frames as a 2nd entry or would I need to change it in some way or even have the 2nd entry be something entirely different.
Thank you very much for description of this modeling technique. Here is the result of my recent experiment with organic tool.
Nice rocks!
Phil, thank you!
Your rocks, er . . . rock!
Dinosaurs "fearfully great reptiles" - from the Flintstones, to Jurassic Park, and Walking with Dinosaurs.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053502/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107290/
http://www.bbcearth.com/walking-with-dinosaurs/