Render This: Dunny

boofredlay

Nice one vindemiatrix!

vindemiatrix

thanks you both
I call this one ''rainy day''

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paappleb

Had to have some fun of my own with these little guys. Word of advice do not anger either of these guys. Rendered with Twilight. I'm too poor to afford Thea right now.

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Rich O Brien

vindemiatrix

really nice caustics rich what renderer is ?

Rich O Brien

Thanks V it's Thea. If you haven't tried it I'd suggest giving it a whirl!

stefanq

"Carpet" Dunny, V-ray displacement.

Crazy Eyes

Even in New Zealand, if you mention Dunny, you think of only one thing.

Starling75

"Golem" Dunny
(Thea)
Original painting - http://www.artchiv.info/GALERIE/OBRAZ/10664--Jakub-Schikaneder--Ulice-navecer.html

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honoluludesktop

Boo, How did you project the images on the model. Did you scan a image, then project it on the model? Fantastic. If so, does the image go around the model? If it can, how did you accomplish that. I can't believe that you took the time to draw all the surfaces on the model. Did you?

boofredlay

@honoluludesktop said:

Boo, How did you project the images on the model. Did you scan a image, then project it on the model? Fantastic. If so, does the image go around the model? If it can, how did you accomplish that. I can't believe that you took the time to draw all the surfaces on the model. Did you?

First off thanks.
Which image are you referring to specifically? The only one I drew on the surface was the first one on this post. I drew the eyes and mouth only, the rest was a projected texture. The stone Dunny and Tattoo Dunny were just projected textures. As soon as you rotate around the side you will see the image stretch. No tricks other than getting the right camera angle.

The grass Dunny was a displacement texture in Thea. Now for the Disco Dunny I started out with a simpler version of the Dunny and used Joint Push Pull (normals) to create the look of individual mirrors glued to the surface. I then applied the mirror texture and that was it.

Thanks again. There have been some amazing renders of this model. I am glad I made it.

Edit, for example, the stone Dunny looked like this prior to rendering.