Lythronax by lmx3d

Cinema 4D • Animals • posted on Jan 02, 2014

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Description

This is a comeback to C4D after a lot of Vue images. MNartist morphs and textures on Dinoraul tarbosaurus. My LAMH setting for protofeathers. Only a little postwork on splashes and fog. Hope you like it.

Production Credits

Bald Cypress DR

By Dinoraul

$14.00 USD

Comments (12)

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MNArtist

7:41PM | Thu, 02 January 2014

Looks good Luca!

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brewgirlca

9:30PM | Thu, 02 January 2014

A very good interpretation of the modern view of a member of the Tyrano group.

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giulband

2:16AM | Fri, 03 January 2014

very good work!!!!

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saphira1998

2:52AM | Fri, 03 January 2014

great

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artbyphil

2:55AM | Fri, 03 January 2014

Looking good. You made the Tarbosaurus look very different.

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Kinchie

3:50AM | Fri, 03 January 2014

Looks Great - nice protofeathers, And the misty swamp is lovely - can almost smell the dank air, and rotting vegetation in the water.

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Mondwin

4:32AM | Fri, 03 January 2014

Amazing and cool scene my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma

gedarin

5:29AM | Fri, 03 January 2014

Great scene

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ROGERGONDRAN Online Now!

10:17AM | Fri, 03 January 2014

Very beautiful composition, the foggy swamp is very well to render.

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papillon68

2:38PM | Fri, 03 January 2014

Great render, as always!

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adorety

8:19PM | Fri, 03 January 2014

Awesome! Attention to detail is excellent especially on things like the water splashes and the detail in the skin texture. Great atmosphere and light and super crisp render. The protofeathers look great. Hopefully they work better in C4D than Vue! After a quick test, Poser hair is a little easier in Vue 2014, but if there's a lot, it does get sluggish and crash.

lmx3d

10:02AM | Sun, 05 January 2014

Hi Arthur, yes Cinema 4D antialiasing is much better then Vue and you have more control on materials. Vue render quality is good on native objects but not the same on sme imported ones like hair or fur. LAMH protofeathers are real obj geometry but difference is very sensible. Cinema engine or better V-Ray render these with the right softness with the right amount of specularity. With Vue is not the same, freaking fuzzy! Best would be to have Cinema and Vue XStream inside, but is a really pricy solution. I have a Cinema license at work so i can make these try. ;-)

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