Mobil

[max309]

Hi to all! here is one of my first model in 3D...The original model came in a magazine for 3D Max

All made with Blender and Yafray as renderer. C&C welcome




http://bp2.blogger.com/_lqE_Bv855Ys/Rq93qEVdFJI/AAAAAAAAAGQ/DrdOteEi6Fs/s1600/mobil2.jpg

[padiq]

The phone looks amazing!!!! SUPERB!!! WELL DONE

The image is a little dark though.... But it still looks very good. :cool:

[Edited on 8/18/2007 by padiq]

[max309]

Thanks padiq!

yeah you´re right...im gonna add some contrast and a bit of more light

[dogtrombone]

Looks good for first time! I'm also teaching myself 3D, to combine with photographic images in Photoshop. You're working in Blender?

[max309]

Thanks dogtrombone!

Yeah with Blender and whit 3D Max too... Blender is a bit complicated sometimes

What do you use??

[dogtrombone]

Yeah, I haven't gone through the Blender manual yet, but at first glance, Blender seems all over the place, and not very intuitive. But I intend looking closer. I'm real impressed with Yafray as a renderer, there are some great examples in their gallery. That deserves a closer look.

So far, I've been working in Vue 5 Infinite quit a bit, and getting some really good stuff. The interface, and some of the app's characteristics are infuriating, but somehow it works for me. Bear in mind, I'm not really constructing entire scenes, but rendering bits and pieces in 3D and combining them with Photoshop, so I\m not approaching 3D as most dedicated 3D artists would!

I'm also using Poser a bit, as well as dabbling with Lightwave and Carrara 5 Pro. As a photographer, I'm enjoying working with composition, surfacing and lighting more than modelling. Fortunately, there are lots of models available on the internet.

I'm working on a series at the moment for Dulux Weathergard (varnish and longlife treatment for woods) where I'm giving the sphinx a wooden head, which has survived as the sandstone around him crumbles, wooden columns at the Parthenon, and wooden columns and structure at the Colisseum in Rome. Mostly in Vue, combining the rendered bits with actual photographs of the monuments. Fairly complex, but fun, and looking good. I'll post them up when I'm done later this week.

[Politik]

i cant see the photo, i even went to my pc to check and it threw an error?

[max309]

Sorry guys...i must forgot the 120 kb limit :blush

Here is the link
http://bp2.blogger.com/_lqE_Bv855Ys/Rq93qEVdFJI/AAAAAAAAAGQ/DrdOteEi6Fs/s400/mobil2.jpg

[eljelali]

Nice Design