Somewhere... something...

boofredlay · 18 Dec 2009, 22:47

I can almost see the Barracuda in the water. Great work.

tridem · 19 Dec 2009, 01:03

@unknownuser said:

I can almost see the Barracuda in the water..

Good idea Eric, next time ... why not?

KXI System · 21 Dec 2009, 03:04

OMG WTF?!?!

WHY IS IT ON WATER???

[mind not co-operating with eyes atm]

tridem · 21 Dec 2009, 11:20

@kxi system said:

OMG WTF?!?!

WHY IS IT ON WATER???

[mind not co-operating with eyes atm]

sorry, really I've not understood a word

dspace · 21 Dec 2009, 11:51

You kidding me

It won't be translated I suppose.

ScottPara · 21 Dec 2009, 11:57

Great work! The render has a great feel to it.

Scott

majid · 21 Dec 2009, 12:45

relly nice render , ...distance palms need better colors, in my sight.. it is amazing that I've also rendered this model a while ago , on Twilight forum ,testing the water material pack of TWiR (http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=614&start=30 ) and ( http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=302&start=20 )

tridem · 21 Dec 2009, 13:35

@dspace said:

You kidding me

It won't be translated I suppose.

online translators failed , someone of good will could do it for me

thanks to Scott and Majid, in fact I didn't manage the materials so much, so I was surprised myself that somehow it looks so good. yours it's more accurated, but I still haven't found a good sea material that provides also blueish depth color without fake surfaces like mine, I believe it's surely possible but expensive in terms of rendering time...

rickgraham · 21 Dec 2009, 15:07

Nice Render! Here are my observations:

The palm trees are all the same - same leaf configuration, etc. It should be different because as we know, no two trees are alike!
The material that the house is sitting on - is that rock? If so, I have yet to see trees growing out of rock (just trying to keep it real).
The forefront palm tree and the grouped ones on the left-hand side, it appears to me that they are sitting on the deck. They need to be planted.
The water looks great! So much that it makes me kind of seasick when looking at your rendering (I get seasick real easy).

Rick

tridem · 21 Dec 2009, 15:49

very strict comment rick
okay I'll reveal the truth : the palms are plastic shilouettes so they can stand up on every terrain
As I wrote, the model is not mine, but I've to admit that I didn't noticed those oddities, the scene seemed charming and all details went overlooked