Hi folks. I am glad that you stopped by my page. My name is Tim.BIOI just wanted to share with you a little info about myself. I am a pretty reserved fellow, so I don't ask a lot of questions or make many comments. When I do, I usually really like what I see, or am very passionate about an issue (sort of like a juggernaut, hard to get going, then...). This is truly an amazing community here at Renderosity. You people display so much emotion and demonstrate infinite talent with your art that I am in awe as to what I will see whenever I visit the galleries. I myself, am still learning the 'craft', and hope to continue to do so as long as I am able. Thanks again for visiting my page, and a heartfelt 'Thank You' to the artists and merchants here at Renderosity.
A little background....
I am an Engineering Mechanical Designer. I have used a number of different CAD packages over the years, mainly Pro/Engineer. I am just beginning to learn the more 'artistic' packages such as Poser, 3DSMax, and Bryce. The capabilities of these programs are truly amazing, only limited by one's imagination. I have painted, rather poorly, over the years in different mediums; watercolors, oils, pencils. I enjoyed it but never was enraptured by it, mostly because I am color blind and mixing paints can be a disaster for me. (She won't even let me pick the housepaint!) Over the past few years in the Engineering field, I have been asked to do renderings of various projects and found this aspect the most rewarding part of the project. The newer generation of CG enhanced films just fueled the fire. Over the past few months I have started to attempt to learn these tools. IT'S FUN!!! However, you know the 'old dog, new tricks' thing. Its been a gradual learning curve. Hopefully some progress can be seen in my gallery work. In the future, I hope to be able to return to the community, models or something that might be useful to someone. Thanks again and God Bless.
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Comments (13)
Briggie
Wicked cool! Excellent work.
zoku01
Excellent artwork. The textures and lighting are spectacular.
arat
Really love it,......Cool!!!!
KarenJ
Now that is a great composition. I love to see works like this come from something good to something better :)
SamTherapy
It's unbelievably good. By that I mean "excellent", as much as we love to throw the word around, it really is. Just one further suggestion - a little postwork on the ale spilling from the mug (great texture on the mug, by the way) and ont the edges of the liquid on the deck, which looks a little like plastic at the moment. It's so close to perfection, so why not go all the way?
GabrielK
Yeah that mug looks awesome now. I think I preferred the deck dry though. As much butt as the last version kicked, this one kicks even more butt!
bip77
Much improved! Very cool! :)
Larry F
That's mighty nice work! "Avast ye lubbers!" Sorry, got carried away.
Krid
excellent scene
xantor
This version is much better, more dynamic and "real" looking.
svdl
That mug looks excellent now. A definite improvement over the first version, which was already very good. I agree with SamTherapy, the ale could use some touchups. Can you make froth on the ale? That would really be cool. (Sorry, can't help you with tips on that, my postwork skills are nonexistent). Some more transparency to the liquid on the deck would make it better. Glad you kept the many excellent things of the previous render.
ShadowWind
Not sure if I commented on the original, but this is really well done, as was the other. I love his expression and the attention to detail is superb...
hauksdottir
I'll agree with the comments on the puddle being too thick (it should look more like a damp spot on the floor), but over all this is a wonderful picture now: full of zest and interest. While the eyes keep going back to the face, they take note of all the details. Good job!