Teddy and Bird discover a Cottage by capt morgan
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Description
After a long journey, Teddy and the one legged bird discover a nice stone cottage to spend the night.
"I wonder who lives there ?", asks Teddy.
"I expect its a friendly old lady, who will make us tea and cake.", replies bird.
To be continued ....
This was a very long render, but I finally found a use for a thatched roof, stone cottage that i modelled ages ago. Thanks for looking.
Comments (12)
stoney54
Really Excellent Work! It's so cute! :-)
Alfons
This is absolutly stunning. Very nice cottage, you really have a lot of patience to match the photometry of every part of that model with the rest of the scene. I like the mountain in the background and the foreground is great, very colourfull and fresh. I'm looking forward to the next image in the series.
Sking
WOW, wonderful scene. The overall setting you have created is excellent and looks very magical. Well done. ---- Scott.
Mahliqa
Holy cow! This looks so cool!
alextsar
Image is great! I tried to do an Auto Level in Photoshop for it and I think it's becoming a little bit warmer colors. May be you'll like it also. But anyway, the image is really good.
ericsart2000
I agree with the rest, the cottage is well integrated in the whole image, with all the vegetation on the walls or close to it ! It must have been quite some work and it shows. The pavement/road is great too, was it 'just' a texture or something else ?
capt morgan
Thanks for all comments. Alfons, one thing I do to make importing models easier is this. I have a number of "starter" scenes with dummy objects,trees and grass that are hidden but have the correct settings for various thinks like photometry. When I then import the real models, i just copy the settings over. I can then delete the dummy objects before rendering. I have also built up various libraries with objects, that I can just drag and drop. I gues this is more time consuming than using MAX communicator though. I wish DE would release a communicator for Cinema 4D XL 7, the modeller I use. Ericsart2000, the road is a WB road with a high res texture and bump map, and opacity map applied to allow grass to grow through. Same technique as my tutorial.
BorisB
why should I say more?? may be, you could produce an illustraded book of this story?
Dimitri
It's a real fairytale picture! Really, realy nice work. There is not much to comment about, but saying let's see some more.
macombo
Yes!!! Teddy/Capt.Morgan go on!!!
dragonfly2000
This is the first time I've ever looked in this gallery and I find this wonderful image. Well done.
Nod
Love it.