::: nice or not? ::: by daveef
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hey you guys, honestly: did i get a nice result?
not back again bothering posting not artistic work at all ...
just working on a 3D realistic objects library that i will share when all done.
comments are welcome
have a creative day!
DaveEf
DaveEf
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Modeling: Rhinoceros 4.0
Scene: Cinema 4D V.10
Render Engine: Maxwell Render V.1.1
Sample Levels: 14,63
Enviroment: HDRI + Emitter (the first one)
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Comments (26)
chachi
the render looks amazing.... but i think the wood texture might need to be adjusted. At the end of the middle clothespin it seems to "star" out a bit...just a suggestion...great work though! -chachi
Nod
I like the top one the best.
Kelena
great work
turner
Nice, but a little simplistic.
daveef
just modeling Turner ... creating a 3D objects library as i wrote above ;) thanks anyhow
TuranMirza
Nice work - have to say that as I did something similar: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1417879&member Great minds think alike :-) Turan
daveef
eh eh ... ;)
Laerrus
I think you've got it pegged.... Nice work!
Mhawke
Super realistic, very talented show!!!
starlightpainter
Very excellently done. The top one is more dramatic. The bottom one looks like a product shot, a great product shot by the way. The teaxtures and realism is AWESOME. Never thought clothes pins would look so good.
alphalioness
Awesome realism...I do prefer the top though...love the shadows.
jdehaven
Like a Macro Photograph! Real as it gets!
daveef
thank you everybody!!!
Dutch_Wally
Really nice texture job.
cartesius
I like simplistic scenes ;) The texture placement needs some more attention and I would also like to see some randomness in the positioning of the wooden bits. What I mean is that for instance the rightmost pin closes perfectly, the two pieces line up exactly -- by skewing or rotating one of them you would add an element of randomness and therefore break the 3D illusion.
thundering1
I definitely like the top one better - for all the hooplah over HDRI, sometimes it just plains looks "blah". I agree with Cartesius that they look too 3D perfect - but it also needs to be noted that they look fantastic in the first place! Well done!
Valerie-Ducom
Impressiv work ! :)
daveef
i know what you and Cartesius meant ... (while i was making the scene i had the same thought ) but as i wrote above I am creating a 3D objects library to share for. Anyhow thanks for your suggestion and yes ... what you wrote guys is all true .... thanks to everybody DaveEf
Silgrin
Great texturing:) I like the HDRI-version a LITTLE BIT more. The shape is a bit too perfect; it would be much improved with usage of subdivision surfaces [HyperNURBS in Cinema]. Congrats.
projectch3
Nice work. Like the texturing...
prophet64
Personnaly I prefer the bottom one, but very nice work :D
Becco_UK
Both renders look very relistic and would have been even better had you let Maxwell go on for a few more sample levels. As its a modelling excercise it doesn't really matter but the left peg looks as though it's 'floating' above the surface?
daveef
floating Becco? ... pay attention to the tickness of the spring ... i can assure you that the position over the table it's correct ... and much weight over the top thats' wahy it looks like it was floating ;) Take a look at the obeject in the center of the scene ... and pay attention to the rear part of it ;) anyhow thanks for your comment DaveEf
cascarda
Great work, it looks very realistic!
Atom
Very good...
Tanczos
great render ;o)Tanc