Post Your Renders - Happy New Year yall
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That was the White variant now to fix the black one then on to Urban Sprawl 3
you'll never know what you can catch tag and release!.. lol
3 old boots (all left), a shopping trolly and a somewhat miffed croc. So far . . .
the barbarian almost ready to take the first steps
slight contrast in post
Someone over in the Commons was asking for an egg shaped chair. Turned out that there were lots of them available to download. But what's the fun in that!
Decided to make one myself in Carrara. One thing led to another, and I ended up with this little scene.
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to cute
eggselent
Thanks Dart.
I'm loving that atmosphere in your renders. Looks Great!
Thats awesome Stezza!
I think it's almost there. Of course more GPU's help.
Very cool Conan. You nailed the Conan look!
Carrara cake.
Modeled ,. textured,. and rendered in Carrara, using the Octane4Carrara plugin
Ooh yum!
But I think you missed the bump map off the slice, maybe?
Ahhhaaah ha ha!!! Bravo, man! Surprised at the site, this is where Dartan 'meets' Rosie for the first time, even though their first conversation takes place somewhere else, and this isn't the first time he's actually seen her. Quite the thing going on right there.
Agreed, totally!!!
Yes! Nice job with the shaders! I'm using the "_dis" maps in the bump channel (Texture Map) instead of the Normal Maps (Normal Map), and then cranked those bump settings up pretty high. Being a Huge fan of The Clone Wars, I'm starting to shift some of my things into that heavy bump/painted appearance.
Prior to now I was doing a lot of that in post, using Howler. Now I'm experimenting with Carrara's 3D paint more, and using Howler to finish off actual texture (color, bump, and highlight) maps to create more of the painted look directly in the render... a really fun ride!
OMG you folks (Mag, De3an, 3dage), some great stuff there! Bravo! De3an, I love those 3D Universe characters! I haven't collected them yet, but I think I want ALL of them when I can! So cool! Nice render too! 3dage, I agree that this looks like a really yummy treat!, Magaremoto... looking great! He's a beast!
Have you ever tried Carrara's Normal Map renderer?
Edit: Ooops... that's a Howler Nomal Map render... sorry 'bout that. Still... Have you ever tried Carrara's Normal Map renderer?
@ de3an: looks great, it reminds me the incredibles or despecable me (nice memories indeed)
@ 3dage: great piece of cake (and softwares as well
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@ stringtheory: I agree about octane, can't wait. thanks for my conan, I get lot of inspirations by frazetta and all the others
@ DB: thank you, I love to push to the limits the carrara shaders editor like you do, very funny
another shot of the 6'4'' young Conan here, nothing modeled by me (that's why I love carrara
) I'm going to try to put scars on him 
(Daz studio defeat me if you can)
Thanks.
I agree, the 3D Universe characters (Kimberly in this case) have a style similar to some of those in The Incredibles and Despicable Me, two of my favorite animated films.
I wish I was talented enough to make my own characters.
Hopefully better,. :)
the sponge was the hardest party to get looking right,. and it could still be better,.
I ended up using shader functions, rather than texture maps,.
I used Displacment painting in Carrara's Vertex modeller, to roughen the cut surface, and the Magnet tool (in the VM) to warp and bend some parts of the models to make it look softer.
I decided to make this after watching a tutorial using 3Dmax and Zbrush,. and thinking ... that could be done in Carrara,. just as good,. and easier, with a much lower poly model.
As lovely as that is Andy, the ones I make in a bowl and put in the oven then smother in cream are tastier.
Have you ever tried Carrara's Normal Map renderer?
I'm glad you did that! I do that all the time! Somebody will show some crazy-cool new thing about another software, with some great guru showing off the cool, new features and, almost every single time, I cannot help but work out how the same sorts of things can be done in Carrara. Not trying to be so completely Carrara-centric, either. But rather that I've been studying and practicing and... well... Carrara seems to have answers to any dilema we come across!
Thanks StringTheory!
Part two of my previous project (compact cassette), everything modeled in Silo 2 (never relly followed any certain design here...) and textured and rendered in Carrrara, post, like always, done in Fusion
Very nice work, FifthElement! Reminds me of my days in the eighties/nineties!
Thanks, details are not as good as I expected them to be with jpeg comression, I'll try to post more detailed render in a second
Here is direct render from Fusion with little less DOF
Nice!
yeah, Fusion rocks, doesn't it? Are you still using seven or are you on eight? Some of the changed keyboard shortcuts have caused me to uninstall eight and go back to seven, and I just love it (7, not 8 so much). But I'm still finding it difficult to drag myself away from just going for my Howler, where it's all done with brushes! :)
Thanks, still on version 7, have no problems with it, I know there is resolution limit for a free version, but I now edit photos with it as well, lol
Yeah... I found that out when I tried using it for making HDRIs! Still... it's so powerful at tweaking every little thing... it certainly would be worth the $grand to have that lifted. One day... maybe ;)
Anyways... I really like your modeling. Turned out looking just right!
first shot for Belit, queen of the black coast - under construction
and a test on Conan filtered in post