Welcome to my homepage.I work primarily with , DAZ Studio and Carrara. I also use Hexagon, Vue, and C4D. PSP and CS2 for post work. Recently, I've begun study in Lighwave.My goal is to achieve the best realism in my renders with the tools I have. I love creating scenes of varying kinds: Scifi, everyday life, and portraits. I love creating characters and do alot of work there and aim at improving every time I sit infront of the computer.I've been working with poser (and originally Bryce) and mainly Carrara forĀ 10 years or so and hope I've made some improvements. Still have so much to learn.
I am inspired by and grateful for the many other artists here.
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Comments (9)
Xerxes0002
Nice!! I am just getting into HitFilm! I have had it just no time. THanks for sharing the info too!
moviehawke1
Nicely done, I have been wanting to give HitFilm a try, but haven't done it yet. This looks very good. Congrats!
PhilW
Looks impressive - but then it is quite expensive!
restif
Compared to after effects it is a steal. But if you can go the subscription route, Adobe offers there products exclusively that way which may make AE more accessible. I've used FXHome products for several years, in anticipation of make more animations. It offers two types of tracking systems built/bundled in the software, a great particle system, great keying and all pretty comprehensible.
caviedes
Well done!!!
art-ella
Very good.
giulband
Absolutely suggestive !!!!!
Henchmonkey
Beautiful image and the animation was cool, too. Looks really nice as is, but if you're going for accuracy, you might want to invert the fresnel(?) shader. Stars show an effect called "limb darkening" where the center of the star is brighter than the edges. Only astronomy nerds would notice that sort of thing. :] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limb_darkening if you're interested in the details. Have to check that product out. Don't do animations any more but you never know. And it's always good to see an alternative to Adobe products.
Drakkendark
Very cool stuff.
Cyve
WOW... It's an awesome image !