A vase

pyroluna

I was trying out a newly downloaded set of plugins (EEby...) and, combining it with roundcorners-plugin, made this vase... just wanted to show you guys
rendered in Artlantis, no post-pro

D-space

It looks pretty good, I mean the round corners.
Just thought it you could show some view with the caustics or vase's shadows.
And also about the enviroment, could you do one with an HDRIs?

pyroluna

I could, but not in Artlantis. Will do tomorrow

D-space

@unknownuser said:

I could, but not in Artlantis. Will do tomorrow

I was playing around with some friends 3.0 and somehow didn't get use to some of the settings so I thought maybe you can shed some light.
Anyway I think you're doing great with renderings. Keep posting!

boofredlay

That is a very nice vase Martha.

olishea

a close up please!! we cant see how much work you have put into the model at this range. all the details are lost. those tools are wonderful aren't they! I have no idea whatsoever how TIG makes these plugins!

CoreMaster110

Nice vase

KarinaGM

Hi Pyroluna, That vase looks really nice!
could you post a wire?
Have you done the shape in just one step?

pyroluna

Hi I'm back Thanks for all the nice comments

So, mr D-Space.... you want to see a HDRI-lighted image with caustics??
Here it is:

Now as far as I know, Artlantis can't do either, so I rendered with Mental Ray for Maya. Helluvajob. 'scuse my french

So here's the wireframe...

In the middle, the final shape.
On the left, a section cut.
On the right: this is the shape I used to construct.

The four (or actually five, but I welded the bottom two) curves making up the nearest side of the cheesewedge were the starting point for an 'Extrude Edges by Rails' operation.
The result rotated+copied, circle drawn on top, push-pulled. Bottom part mirrored to the top.
Then copied, and scaled a bit in red&green, reversed faces. Then the outer shell extended downwards a bit further than the inner shell; the inner shell was push-pulled downwards just enough to use a maximum radius for 'round corners' to work without self-intersecting. The outer shell has a smaller radius at the bottom.

D-space

@unknownuser said:

Hi I'm back Thanks for all the nice comments

So, mr D-Space.... you want to see a HDRI-lighted image with caustics??
Here it is:

Cool!
Thanks for the insight!

Bryan K

Very nice!

FilipAGuy

Lovely work !!!