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kreator

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dwsel

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Total Members Voted: 23

Voting closed: June 12, 2009, 12:07:27 pm

[ENSONIQ5]

Nice work $imon, looking excellent (as expected!).  One minor thing I can pick on, which is not so much a modelling or rendering issue as a handyman one, is the uneven spacing of the door hinges.  If this is intentional ignore me, it just kinda stood out a bit.  Also the AO layer is a bit grainy, but no doubt this is just for the WIP and the final image will be finer.  A really beautiful image so far, well done!

[$imon]

Thanks guys!

Ensoniq; im glad you pointed out the hinges, cause i messed up a little bit, in fact, the middle one is a bit below the center instead of above it. This because when you stand in front of it, it gives the illusion of it being in the middle (at least that is what they are like in my house)
I did not use an AO layer on this image, its a straight render from anim8or with a few local lights & directional lights from the outside. Its rendered with only 16 samples so i hope the grain will go away for the final render

Updates coming!

[onespirit5777]

If I had an art room with my art - This is what it would look like. Not sure I'm done with it yet.

[kreator]

dunno where I`m going here but some test shots done to find my way!!

on a side note stuck four wine glasses on a table with a Glass cruet set and the renderer was on all night with no progress! 

Can the render be done with a different renderer??   ART is just sooooo slowwwww!!  The final image of the resturant  is with AA off!!








This is a Carrara Render just over 45 seconds with Glass!!...c`mon Steve get ART up to speed!!

[Indian8or]

Amazing setup there Kreator.

I liked the ambience in your scenes.  Extraordinary color theme and soothing lights.

Thumbs up!!!  Looking at the jagged edges, I think you have deliberately kept the antialiasing off.

[menamarco]

quote($imon: very stylized room. All computers can handle the renders, it just takes a bit longer haha! I hope you can make a nice final render of it.  (what is behind the door with the keypad?)

thank you for the comment about my room $imon, the final render is looking very good, but it seems that you have overestimated my laptop capibilities as it has been 2 and a half days, it is only 2/3 done and its only 800 by 300. hopfully it will finished in the next 12 hours so i can put it on here to be judged. then hopfully i will be able to make a larger picture that will be finish befor the deadline. then whats behind the keypad door you ask, it might be a smallish weapon storage area or a secret lab, it could be anything?

[kreator]

Looking at the jagged edges, I think you have deliberately kept the antialiasing off.

Yep you are quite right. It was taking soo long just for a test render I decided to dispense
with AA.

Visit my Progress Blog http://www.animanon.com/Forum/index.php?article=27.0
These are further renders with Carrara..... The same single scene is rendering on another machine in Anim8or ART 48 hours at the moment quarter done ( worried it may crash!)









These three Screen shots took just over 1 minute to render each frame!! 

[menamarco]

FINALLY!!! my render just finally finished, it took just about 3 days to render. sorry that it is small, but i wasn't going to risk going over the dead line. i've just started on a 1600 by 600 render hopfully it will be ready by the dead line but i have my douts. if the other render isn't done by the deadline, this is my entry.

[Tanzim]

Wow, great work guys, too bad I can't join in the fun, I have so much work to do, maybe in the next challenge though.
menamarco, that's some good stuff you have going on in your place, although it does feel a bit empty, maybe put a dining table and chairs behind the couch in that empty space?

[hihosilver]

Excellent work so far by everyone!  These are all really great renders, I'm impressed.
Sorry Kreator, but the final renders to be judged must be done in Anim8or.

[kreator]

Excellent work so far by everyone!  These are all really great renders, I'm impressed.
Sorry Kreator, but the final renders to be judged must be done in Anim8or.

Yeah, I guessed that.  I think its just the point that I`m trying to put over that ART is really too slow at the moment !!

Still here is One Anim8or rendered shot  only 3 days to render, with another final still in the pipeline should be finished by the deadline.

[dwsel]

Here's my quick.
I used:
http://3dp2.0catch.com/plant06.html
http://www.cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=8242
http://www.cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=19681
http://inthename-stock.deviantart.com/art/TEXTURES-77-121532566

[Starbuck]

Great work everyone. All your work is look'n pretty good.

I haven't done a render in anim8or for a long time, and this gave me a chance to try the new occlution shader so I went ahead and made this render. Took 2 days.


I used Photoshop and anim8or versions .95 .97d for this image.

[$imon]

Wow great work guys!

kreator: Nice mood you have going on, I think the lighting could improve a bit though, at the moment the big contrast makes it hard to see what is going on in the scene.

dwsel: thats a great render, i like the soft look!

Starbuck: great as usual! are you sure you rendered that in anim8or? hahaha.. its really great.. could you share some of the lighting effects you did? like the light on the walls and the look of the window.
The blur is just right, nice touch!


Here is my final render.. I didnt have much time at all these weeks so i had to cut it short.. not really satisfied about anything in the image.. but I wanted to enter something anyway!

Good job everyone!

[captaindrewi]

astonishing realism, spirit lifting stuff starbuck i am humbled.
heres my effort,mine is bordering on daft in comparison.
redecorated room,and attempted sunlight addition, which is a texture
made in photoshop and rather embarrasingly i've just realised it's upside down
or the wrong way around....sheesh