This is a test render from a recently completed advertising project. The brief called for the finished illustration to show the skeleton overlaid on top of a photograph of a leaping dog (can't show the finished artwork yet for contractual reasons). Therefor I had to be very careful when setting up the heirachies and bone axis' so that I could articulate the skeleton to exactly match up with a photograph that had yet to be taken. Essentially the purpose of this rough image was to reassure the client (a vetinary pharmaceutical company)that I could produce a fairly realistic dog skeleton/X-ray fake. This was the first thing that I modelled and rendered in Cinema 4D. Every bone was modelled individually using basic point level Hypernurbs modelling from 4 view photographs of actual bones. The X-Ray style was achieved with cheen and in some cases fresnel channel shaders. The modelling took me just under 2 weeks, the final artwork was to be used as the cover to an A3 brochure/info pack for vets.