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June 27, 2004 at 3:17 am #9503
livecam
MemberHi everyone! I’m new to this board I just finished my degree in 3D animation and I wanted to share some pics with you! Pls feel free to do whatever with these.
June 27, 2004 at 4:38 am #77143Tigerblade
Participantgood work… you wouldnt happen to have some of these in higher resolutions, would you? i’d like to use http://www.planetnetwork.com/giveaways/page/image36.html as my wallpaper, but its rather small for my 1152×864 resolution
June 27, 2004 at 5:07 am #77140Faizan
MemberBeautiful work. I’d use it as a centered wallpaper. 🙂
June 27, 2004 at 5:57 am #77141David
ParticipantWow! You are very talented, that is amazing work.
I echo Tiger; I’d like to see Image 36 in a higher resolution…if you did, that’d be great. 🙂
June 27, 2004 at 8:03 am #77148livecam
Memberhere you go.
http://www.realivecam.com/wallpaper.jpg
EDIT: Please only link to high-res images. Some members are not on high-speed internet and do not wish to be forced to download large images when viewing a thread. Thanks.
Sorry will do.
June 27, 2004 at 3:05 pm #77142David
ParticipantThat’s man! 🙂 That image is awesome.
June 27, 2004 at 4:15 pm #77144Tigerblade
Participantthanks man… now I just gotta work on theming XP around it
June 27, 2004 at 4:31 pm #77146confused_amanda
MemberAs I have never made a 3D image like ures, (not that I have the expertise and knowledge to do so) how long does it take you to do a complete image?
June 27, 2004 at 5:11 pm #77149livecam
MemberIt can vary from a few hours to many days. I have spent months building a scene. It’s basically a virtual movie set. Once you have the scene built you can place a camera anywhere you want in the scene and take a picture. I rendered these images at 3000 pixels wide and 600 DPI so it takes about an hour to render (draw) a single image. That may not seem bad but imagine doing an animated sequence at 24 frames per second or 24 hours to render 1 second of video once you build the scene itself.
June 30, 2004 at 7:16 am #77152CoxsackieVirus
MemberWhat program do you use to build these?
June 30, 2004 at 8:36 am #77150livecam
MemberI used a lot of diifferent programs. The main ones are.
Softimage XSI
MAYA
Truespace
Bryce
Poser
Vue D’EspritPost processing of the images was done in Ulead Photo Impact
June 30, 2004 at 9:28 am #77145plastidcells
MemberThose are very impressive
http://www.planetnetwork.com/giveaways/page/image37.html looks like it must’ve taken a long time, but then again prolly not for u, heheyes, i’m impressed, I can barely do much with photoshop, let alone 3d CG
http://www.planetnetwork.com/giveaways/page/image68.html that… I can’t even tell it’s not cg…
and image70 I really like… could be a good wallpaperkeep up the work and hopefully u’ll show us more of your work later on
July 1, 2004 at 6:49 am #77151livecam
MemberWow thanks for all the kind feedback I really appreciate being able to share and get feedback as this is a new medium for me and my legs still feel a little wobbly here. When you hold my work up to the stuff my peers and teachers are doing my stuff really looks amateur in my mind so the ego boost is great thanks again. I’ll definitely post some more stuff I have around 40 Gigs of renders so If anyone wants to see anything in particular just let me know I may have it.
Plastidcells you should check out the program Poser you’d be mamzed hw fast you can create renderings of people. 🙂
Here’s some actual animation keep in mind this was all done on a home PC with zero budget. WARNING I’m told some of the imagery is a little intense so if you’re not in the mood to see something that may challenge your opinions please don’t watch the clip.
July 1, 2004 at 6:29 pm #77147Paintball_Dude
MemberOh wow! That is a nice background, now I’m usin’ it!:D
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