An old dish by nitro115

3D Studio Max • (none) • posted on Apr 17, 2002

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kaes

7:25AM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Wonderful light- and texture work :-) Karin.

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Alfons

8:11AM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Nice texturework, what renderer did you use?

nitro115

8:24AM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Thanks all! Alfons: I used Max's native scanline renderer, blurred in postwork.

Lon Chaney

8:57AM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Great job feri. Always a pleasure to view your work

as07

10:16AM | Wed, 17 April 2002

The lightning and the texture is extremely wonderful, I definitely sure that you are born for this!

pureflesh

12:12PM | Wed, 17 April 2002

do you mean to say the blurred in post work is depth of field in painter? great map on that thing there

nitro115

12:53PM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Pureflesh: I did the DOF effect in Painter by making two layers: one original and one blurred. Then grabbed the eraser and... :-)

bulbousone

2:54PM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Hey awesome work! Love the textures. One thing - I THOUGHT something looked a little off... then you revealed your double layer DOF trick... one suggestion based on that - could you use an alpha channel? I'm not familiar with Painter (I use Pshop 6), but using an alpha channel would be much more precise around the lip of the cup. Still.. I like this a LOT. Who says you need those fancy renderers to get an awesome image?

Iyidin_Kyeimo

3:40PM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Alpha wouldn't work, Z-Depth would be a better option. Great work, LOVE the textures!

_io_

6:42PM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Wonderful! Awesome texturing, well I wouldn't expect any less from you! ;) io

--Divide-By-Zero--

10:08PM | Wed, 17 April 2002

Fantastic work with the texturing and the lighting. Keep it up. =DBZ=

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jasminre

7:16AM | Thu, 18 April 2002

...love it very very...

Lazcka3D

12:12PM | Thu, 18 April 2002

Excelent ilumination and render

bobhobz

9:32AM | Fri, 19 April 2002

Nitro, I know it's probably poor form to ask you this, but could you explain how you create one of your images? I'm particularly fascinated by the texturing...almost painterly feel of your images. I have no idea why a guy like you has his work posted on a site like this. You should be talking to Steven Speilberg or the folks at ILM...! It's clear you are wayyyy beyond most of us here.

nitro115

9:50AM | Fri, 19 April 2002

Thanks all!.... bobhobz: maybe I'm better than others, but I'm also worse than others. I'm happy if people look at my images and it doesn't matter at what site it happens. I can't give a "script" of how I make my images, but postwork pumps up a lot of things, for sure. Plus I use global illumination many times which gives a natural look to the image. ILM? ... wish!!! :-)

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AGOR

10:29PM | Sun, 21 April 2002

Pure perfection!!!

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crommcruac

9:22AM | Tue, 23 April 2002

Ah... Yes... Hmmm... Where are my crayons?

Marcococo

4:45PM | Sat, 04 May 2002

It's real and almost... alive ! The depth of field is excellent. You got a real good sense of photographic stuff. You shoot your imagination... And it's great ! Marc