Time Where is Time by Rintrah

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Jul 29, 2003

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Description

Hi Everyone! A project made as an experiment in photorealistic glass. While not entirely accurate, its about as close as I can get tonight. In what is probably going to be a new trend for me, title based of a song title, this one from "Time What is Time" by Blind Guardian. C+C welcome as always Enjoy! Ken

Comments (5)

cyborgguineapig

1:41AM | Tue, 29 July 2003

haha this is probably one of the most feared 3D pieces ever made for that guy in the office with a deadline for a 3D scene in 10 minutes :D I dont know where to crit as its very clean but maybe my only suggestion is that the scene is quite bland or empty?

C4DKiwi

6:24AM | Tue, 29 July 2003

Very nice work.I think the problem is that you have an hourglass in a situation it would not normally be in so its confusing to the eye.If that hour glass was on a table with say a gold pen and something etc then it would just blend in,thats kind if like I mean.Anyway its very nice.

frankfunk

7:22AM | Tue, 29 July 2003

I think the entire model/scene is awesome. The surface it is sitting on is a bit cold (although it does help to illustrate the glass reflections/distortion well)...perhaps something warmer like cloth.

LCGuy

8:39AM | Tue, 29 July 2003

I just did one of these myself, actually, as a part of a tribute to our beloved Dan Davis (you can check my gallery for it). When done correctly, they are a real challenge for sure. Hardest part is to get the sand just right. Ths is a pretty good attempt so far... I think a view this close up needs better detail on the wood, but the modelling and sand is top notch!.

Rintrah

2:20PM | Tue, 29 July 2003

Thanks everyone. I'll see if i can find a good cloth texture. I know it would look better than the tile, but ones that look good are so few and far between. I agree with adding something else for a final render, so I will look around ofr something else to put in there. Nice job on yours LCGuy. The black and white with nice hilights works well for it.