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Carrara/RDS Animals posted on Nov 21, 2010
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Having seen a version of Curvy 3D on the Daz site, I realised I had an earlier version that was free with 3D World magazine a couple of months back, so I decided to give it a go. At first I thought that there wasn't much to it, but when I saw the tutorials, I started to see the potential. This is just my first quick model with it, done in just a few minutes, then taken into Carrara, replicated and added a spotlight with light cone effect to give an underwater vibe. Just a quick sketch really but I liked the overall effect. Thanks for stopping by - and I really value your comments and feedback! Have a great week - Phil

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alida

2:24PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

fantastic:)

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restif

2:29PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

looks cool, and like a fun tool!

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moviehawke1

2:41PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

You nailed the Alien Octopus concept! Very bizarre creation and the lighting and scene work rocks!

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bkhook

2:51PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Love all the POV's... nice work.

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2Loose2Trek

2:56PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Wow! You've really done an awesome and fascinating piece Phil. Kudos!

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Star4mation

2:59PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Looks fantastic Phil!! :)

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julesart

3:09PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Very cool octo, scary but very cool!

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jt411

3:56PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

That's not too shabby for a rough draft! The lighting especially fits the mood. I'll have to check out Curvy! Of course after seeing this I feel all itchy... Awesome work Phil! JT

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necrophage

4:24PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

cool model - great start!

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alessimarco

4:33PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Fantastic!!!

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Irish

4:37PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Fantastic job on modelling Phil and an excellent scene...although quite frankly I hope I never ever meet up with them!

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Kindredsoul

4:51PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

wow, this is a switch from your normal design, a change is good though, nice work, I love the whole thing, the blues, the rays, the realism , the model..great job done here

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rl2000

5:08PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

the tentacles looks alien enough to flee:)

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NefariousDrO

5:12PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Ooh, creepy! Nice work!

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njb2000

5:34PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Nice piece of work with this software I have tried sculptris which is free, but this looks interesting! what issue of the magazine would that be!

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1010

6:19PM | Sun, 21 November 2010

Eeeeuuuuuuuuuuuuuu! Well you succeeded in creeping me out Phil.

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RodolfoCiminelli

4:01AM | Mon, 22 November 2010

Fantastic and very imaginative idea my friend......!!!

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elianeck

5:46AM | Mon, 22 November 2010

uau!!! love that!!

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thecytron

8:56AM | Mon, 22 November 2010

Xcellent rendering work!

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PhG47

9:00AM | Mon, 22 November 2010

Very beautiful work, my friend... Bravo!

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ThomasMacCallum

10:29AM | Mon, 22 November 2010

Wow, thats cool - they look like some kind of parasitic mites - CREEPY. I tried Curvey a while back to see what it was all about - it must have been from the same mag - I could not quite get my head around it - good to see your getting decent results.

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awadissk

1:06PM | Mon, 22 November 2010

wonderful!!

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Lola68

1:31PM | Mon, 22 November 2010

excellent scene

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Seaview123

11:17AM | Sat, 27 November 2010

That's pretty excellent work! Nice picture!

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NetWorthy

3:38PM | Mon, 20 December 2010

Creepy good stuff Phil!


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