Show Us Your Bryce Renders! Part 3
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Thank you David. But that one is beautiful while mine is just an experiment. Ivy has been nicely grown over the face. A new way for displacement?
David, like it but now you've made me crave noodles [all over my face]. :cheese:
Is anyone else not able to click the attached pictures to see the full size?
works for me. Have you by chance got another image opened full size that you clicked on and forgot to close. Than happens to me sometimes, they hide down on the task bar
Oh my, that noodle face is ‘creepy’.
Big image preview works also here, Savage...sure it's not Winegums...hic...you're doing :)
Still playing around with the mirrors – anyone got a smoke :)
It might have been that Pam... I just restarted Firefox and it's Ok now so maybe it was that. :)
Doesn't look like you need one. :cheese:
A simple render, but my first go at making a 3D picture.
It's one of those where you have to make your eyes go a bit crossed and it's best to view it at full size.
And here's my second one.
David- Very interesting use of the Ivy Generator. Very cool!
Horo - Love the building render, especially the shadows.
Thank you Dan, here's another...
When the mask slips.
Edit... sorry Jay, more creepy noodles.
@Dave - more chewits with soft shadows and flying.
3D picture needed a bit of time to get it, the large one took another moment. I'm not completely convinced, the light post left of the obelisk somehow appears within the palace.
@Dan - thank you.
@David - this mask looks almost like bees, at least in the small image. A bit creepy.
@Jamahoney - looks a bit like a toon picture from a rocket exhaust fire. It is important too look at it in the full size. One gets drawn in, much less so for the small one.
Part of the continuing oriental theme.
Beautiful hat!
@David: Thanks for the advice, I'll give it a go and see how it turns out. The ivy vines really looks neat, though on the faces is a bit creepy looking. Color of the dragon goes well with the background.
@Horo: That's a nice looking interior.
@Dave: Took me a minute to realize how those three Chewits packs were place. Nice job. The 3d pictures didn't work for me. I usually can see pictures based on unfocusing the eyes, but not with either of those pictures. Still, both are really good looking.
@Jay: Nice looking image.
Is it a hat or a fan? I'm confused. Still the overall effect is very pleasing.
Parasol maybe? And a nice one BTW
@David: Good use of Ivy Creator, but creepy. ;-) Looks like skin disease.
I meant parasol! I don't know why I said fan... I just couldn't remember the name of it. Yeah, the ivy thing on her face, it does look a bit horrible really.
Many thanks all for the comments re: the [parasol] (yep, parasol ;) ) work. The parasol was the main theme of the image, really, as it inspired the work. In Japanese history, and even today, it features in many Kibuki theatres where it sometimes has its very own Parasol Dance – YouTube vid).
Btw, the female model is one I found on a site awhile back, which I feel she is too buxom, but went ahead with it anyway.
Cheers
Oh - then it wasn't a hat after all. Yup, the parasol is very nicely crafted.
Where's the ship
@Jay: Personally, I like the image of the parasol from behind. Still, it does look good.
@bigh: That image makes me wonder when I'm going to wakeup. Still an interesting image.
Ok, so I followed David's suggestion about increasing the sun intensity before converting the Bryce sky to an HDRI. But when the interior of the building was rendered it still looked like it was filled with water. I watched both of his videos several times to make sure I had the lighting set correctly, which I did, but still got an interior that looked like it was filled with water.
I then decided to see what a render would look like if the building was default gray. I also made sure all settings in the Mat Lab were white, which they weren't. The setting I looked at all had a tint of green in them, which I believe accounted for the green tint in my previous render. While I was at it I increased reflections to 100%, just to see how it would affect the image. Well, it did a good job of affecting the image, which I rendered at 64 RPP. This render look good, was sharper, and brighter compared to my first one. And the green tint was gone. Because of the increased lighting I'm wondering if increasing reflections to 100% didn't have some good affect. Anyway, I set RPP to 256 and did a final render, which is displayed below. As always, comments are welcomed.
Inside a polished silver column style B capped at one end with a gold sphere and an etched gold (~33bump) cone at the other end. Six ruby toruses each with a corresponding radial light with ruby gel. and a ruby sphere in the center with a radial light inside. The column, cone and sphere have cast shadows disabled so that the bryce sun does add illumination inside and the background is the star field with no ground plane. rendered at 16rpp.
Fun with labels. :cheese:
@bigh - nice and strange render. I found the ship but not the shadows. Cool trees, by the way.
@GussNemo - I like how this render came out, lighting looks good to me. Very clean render.
@mx42b - Excellent. It has some 3D feel.
@TheSavage64 - I always like your "products". Very imaginative and very well done.
Bigh...I actually like this work..it has a very 60's colour feel to it.
Guss...very nice work...how would this look if you had, say, two or three, differently-coloured radial lights (soft effect) positioned at midway points along the length of the interior column? I would image it would look even cooler.
Mx42b...it's kinda like the mirror-tunnel thingy, only your's is more solid. Have you tried putting several long objects (e.g. long thin toruses, extended rugby-like speres...etc., etc., of different colours) down along the full length of your polished cylinder - the results, I imagine, would be extraordinary.
Savage...as usual, excellent...I'm sensing a pun-like theme here - 'course', 'mane', 'trot'...em...now what would it be? Hope it isn't connected to all this horse-beef contorversery thingy, as I ain't buying any of that stuff ;)
Jay
Magnificent render!
thanks guys - have fun weekend ;-P
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