Digital Art Zone

CarltonMartin - 22 August 2012 08:48 PM

Concept visualization for fundraising, and cover art for our periodical. I think. If I’m still reasonably happy with it next week.

(I thought forum was supposed to auto-size? It kept over-sizing it, so I reduced the size manually. Whatever.)

For some reason, wide aspects throw it off. A typical aspect ratio of 5:4 seems fine.

Looks nice BTW.

CarltonMartin - 22 August 2012 08:48 PM

Concept visualization for fundraising, and cover art for our periodical. I think. If I’m still reasonably happy with it next week.

(I thought forum was supposed to auto-size? It kept over-sizing it, so I reduced the size manually. Whatever.)

Dude, put the render away. The more you look at it, the more you’ll find to change or do better. You’ll go insane.

The image looks good to me. As a matter of fact, at first glance I thought the building in the background was a photo. (If it is, I’m so embarrassed)

Good modeling and composition.

Thanks. The idea of the clinic was the important thing, not the image or what I could make the image say, so I ignored my initial urges for a more dynamic camera angle, or more interesting light and time of day, etc. I think it does its job.

(No photo involved. Models, and three lights.)

CarltonMartin - 23 August 2012 11:43 AM

Thanks. The idea of the clinic was the important thing, not the image or what I could make the image say, so I ignored my initial urges for a more dynamic camera angle, or more interesting light and time of day, etc. I think it does its job.

(No photo involved. Models, and three lights.)

You’ve done a good job. As I said before, I first thought I was looking at a photo with some 3D text. The lighting really sells it for me. Don’t change a thing.

My granddaughter with her new friend - had to do something with my first home-made Tri-ax rigged model.

Hey Roygee, gee the lady looks real!
Amazing

But seroisly, that’s a fine image.
Your granddaughter looks suitably impressed!

Congrats on your first triax thingy too

Thanks,head wax - as they say in the classics, that ain’t no lady, that’s my wife. 

Working on a proper scene now, but first have to make myself a mermaid.

Cheers

Roygee - 24 August 2012 06:22 AM

but first have to make myself a mermaid.

Cheers

No! Don’t do that! We like you just the way you are. Besides, I don’t think mermaids are allowed to post in these forums. Any posts that are the least bit fishy are instantly deleted.

Cool image by the way.

Aw shucks…:red:

I’d love the ability to stay underwater for ages…

Anyway, there were these two Native Americans fishing ...one caught a beautiful voluptuous mermaid.  He examined her minutely and threw her back.  The other turned to him in astonishment and asked WHY?

His answer… HOW

Cheers

Roygee - 24 August 2012 03:47 PM

Aw shucks…:red:

I’d love the ability to stay underwater for ages…

Anyway, there were these two Native Americans fishing ...one caught a beautiful voluptuous mermaid.  He examined her minutely and threw her back.  The other turned to him in astonishment and asked WHY?

His answer… HOW

Cheers

Another practice piece.
A day in the market.

First :  thank’s to 3DAGE for the tea set, and to JoeMamma2000 for his inspiration on making a gummy shader.
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This was just a quicky, and I might continue to develop the concept of “the Great Escape”
.
A better background, better table, and more bears…

fun with replicators, up to 70254 instances, billions of leafs

Dress-up Robot Vampire Dolly…. lol.

Primivol rising smoke as the background. Water (waves) shader in the highlight of the dress. Dynamic hair for the hat fur.

holly wetcircuit - 30 August 2012 10:56 AM

Dress-up Robot Vampire Dolly…. lol.

Primivol rising smoke as the background. Water (waves) shader in the highlight of the dress. Dynamic hair for the hat fur.

Using a waves shader in the highlight channel is something I probably would not have thought to try.
Now I will. Thanks!