Atelier by Fabrice

Animation:Master • (none) • posted on Nov 26, 2002

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Rendering with A:M v10 beta4

Comments (14)

Taura Noxx

4:48AM | Tue, 26 November 2002

amazing detail! I am not familiar with Animation Master, but this is most impressive :)

calzgal

7:17AM | Tue, 26 November 2002

Glorious lighting, splendid staging. Outstanding all the way around.

Dogrocket

9:07AM | Tue, 26 November 2002

Beautiful work, Fabrice! I hope to see this picture in the next A:M manual or handbook! Oh yeah, suggestions...I'm not sure about the cobweb-looking thing under the left side of the table, but I don't see anything else that could really be improved. I would say it's "photorealistic", but some of the the details are clearer and crisper than film would normally allow. I will be happy if I ever manage to produce something half this good. You and Brian Prince should have babies :)

Kalimol

12:38AM | Wed, 27 November 2002

Wow...unbelievable detail, and photorealistism in textures and lighting. There has been a lot of thought put into the layout, too.

Fabrice

8:58AM | Wed, 27 November 2002

Thanks a lot for your comments, I will improve the cobweb.

floydtr

12:32AM | Thu, 28 November 2002

Wow... I mean, WOW!!! This is truly insperational!

bebe

1:14AM | Fri, 29 November 2002

Very impressive work.Good attention to detail

inio

8:22PM | Fri, 29 November 2002

How is this ranked BELOW my crappy Dojo pic? This must be remedied.

Fabrice

9:05AM | Sun, 01 December 2002

Thanks, I have updated my image. The cobweb is less visible and I have added some objects.

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Xarion

3:45PM | Sun, 01 December 2002

The cobweb looks alot better now. I was wondering if you rendered this as a whole, or did you render the background sperately and use it as a backdrop?

Fabrice

3:55PM | Sun, 01 December 2002

No the background isn't rendered separately, all was rendered at the same time.

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