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Thank you for the kind comments, everyone. Very encouraging. I keep jumping around projects. Here is an update of our Cyclopstritch buddies. Created a company with a replicator of 3 slightly different shaded / posed cavalry plus a flag bearer. Added a shadow catcher plane, grouped, and then replicated the company. Also replicated some fog (color changed) to create a dust cloud in the distance.
That bit of variety definately improves the image, great result !!!
wow .. awesome... obviously the apocalypse has blown her wardrobe to bits!
great image
nothing better than a morphing dominoe... I also did one though slightly different to yours as I can't work out elevation shaders lol .. top job.. amazed at how many people have never played dominoes.. also the error hasn't been picked up in my dominoes render yet .. thanks all for the comments .. the ant is giving a hint
Night-time scene at a Skyport
Used futuristic structures to imply an advanced world, with the glowing objects indicating a safe warm environment in which to live.
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Great video, thanks for taking the time and effort to demonstrate!
Ruins!
I like the squiggly painterly look. Just curious, is Carrara Text used for what look like planks of fallen wood? Awesome use of Carrara's tools.
Sorry to hear that Headwax, I hope things get better for you real soon.
Thanks for the nice words.
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Very clever Selinita - and nice modeling job! Lighitng looks great, I think I saw you used the new HDR Light Dome plugin from Philemo? Nice.
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Looks great Bunyip - lots of cool glows happening there.
Oooo, cool looking image and animation. Well, not sure what that's from but it looks like a dangerous place to be.
Thanks Bunyip, Selina, and Stezza, for the comments! Sorry I am not commenting more myself. Lots of neat things in this thread.
Thanks. No, the text was only used for my sig (and much harder than it seems, as the filters make colors and brightness of the text much more difficult to control). For sure, it is easier to do the sig in postwork. :)
Stonemason gets gredit for any fallen planks. I just rearranged elements in his set, including several ground planes. The Anguish filter, Carrara Gamma, and an HDRI did most of the heavy lifting to achieve the "squiggly" effect.
Threads falling over all that green land and no dragons in sight?! The Lord Holders will be furious!
The first three Dragonriders of Pern books were some of my favorites in my early teens. I must have reread them 30 times between age 11 and age 16, so this really brings back some memories!
Weren't the threads silver or grey though? I know they came from the Red Star but I don't think thread itself was red (unless that is something from the later books that I never read).
cloud envy.
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they look like shuttlecocks...
just wonderful
so much brilliant work in this thread
more work on previous quickie to keep my hand in
Ah...sorry, (...face palming myself...)...there are many other elements in your scene, I didn't even see the signature...
Awesome Headwax! Hope you are doing well. There is...a lot going on there.
Thanks for the screen grab to help with the "dissection".
Excellent !!!
Superb results for just messing around !
Took a break from my ideas so hadn't been following along. I missed a lot of great stuff.
- UB - that post acopolyst image is haunting in the very best usage of that term. Great choice of colors (and lack)!
- Stezza - thanks for the tutorial video. A precursor of more learnng aids?
- Bunyip - its getting hard to keep track of all your wonderful projects. I'm caught up in the futuristic feel to the sky port.
- Headwax - have I used up all of permitted uses of the word "haunting"? Wow, very moving half-skeleton. Sorry to read about a rough personal patch. Sending positive karma your way.
- Selina - I strongly support your choice to exercise artistic license and change the color to red for a visual image rather than the book's color. In the early 1900s edition of the book, The Wizard of Oz, the witch's slippers are silver. For the classic movie version, they changed the color to ruby for visual impact. And love seeing your experiments in the vertex room. Keep them coming.
Sorry if I missed anyone. Keep up the great work.