Ithil gallery

jarynzlesa · 22 Nov 2010, 20:30

Your work is so fantastic, that can't be described in words .
Btw - interesting way how to make a floor. It looks, that floor is specially designed for this project .

Jon · 23 Nov 2010, 01:10

Jesus...

Awesome, awesome work.

lapx · 23 Nov 2010, 03:58

Ithil,
Humbled by your work. First class!How do you texture your floors? Is it made of several textures on different faces? Would love to see an example.

Thanks,

ithil · 11 Dec 2010, 00:58

This is a new part from my last project

Private room

Private room. Cam 2

Waiting room

Control department\conference room

Fourchette hall

Dining hall

Waiting room

rcossoli · 11 Dec 2010, 04:19

you're my hero!
please explain that what kind of processor and video card you work
Greetings and congratulations

solo · 11 Dec 2010, 04:22

Some crazy detail there Anton, these are gonna be awesome as usual, cannot wait to see finished renders.

ithil · 11 Dec 2010, 11:17

To rcossoli
Last month, I used this video card (Gigabyte GV-N470SO-13I). Before, this one I was using GV-NX86S256H wich also excels except one thing which is that the antialiasing was always off.
The main requirement for computer components is to be the most quiet, even if would have a damage on productivity, because it will work almost all the time.
Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q9300 2.5 Ghz 8 Gb ram

То solo:
I spent a week for the whole work. In my opinion, the visualizers haven't managed correctly to configure these premises. I don't like at all he final rendering of these volumes. The customer received them, but they did'nt suit me. So I won't show them.

Robert · 11 Dec 2010, 15:22

Stunning work!!!

Robert

troyhome · 11 Dec 2010, 16:37

wow. i am so impressed! this is inspiring.

troyhome · 12 Dec 2010, 16:24

I'd love to get my hands on that script you wrote!! if you were to write up or give an audio tutorial of your workflow with that script, I bet there'd be a ton of people willing to pay for that- i'd be at the top of the list! Think about it.

lapx · 20 Jan 2011, 17:39

Make that script work for google sketchup and you can retire. But I know there is no such thing as retiring when you love what you do.

ithil · 25 May 2011, 22:43

Hi all. Its mine new project. Inflatable Skating Rink presentation

[flash=648,480:2soaq687]http://www.youtube.com/v/-w9nNBn0zqE[/flash:2soaq687]

SketchUpNoobie · 25 May 2011, 22:51

Wow! Fantastic work! I was excited when I saw you had posted again as your work is always stunning. How did you do the animation of the setup as well as the skaters? It looks awesome!

I look forward to seeing some renders on this project.

ithil · 25 May 2011, 23:10

Thank you
Its - mixed some BIP Motion Capture files, and I used Point Cache animation.

I did simple animation in 3d max. Black men on white background. And I Imported cameras in 3D max from sketchup

When I made people in 3D MAX and the environment in sketchup, then simply mixed them into Adobe Premiere

solo · 26 May 2011, 00:22

@unknownuser said:

Thank you
Its - mixed some BIP Motion Capture files, and I used Point Cache animation.

I did simple animation in 3d max. Black men on white background. And I Imported cameras in 3D max from sketchup

When I made people in 3D MAX and the environment in sketchup, then simply mixed them into Adobe Premiere

You make it sound easy.

I'd really love if you could one day when you have time put a simple tutorial together on how you did that as it's just brilliant.

chedda · 26 May 2011, 06:31

Outstanding, i am on my way to Moscow, i will find you and we will drink together and i will learn your secrets muahaha

baz · 26 May 2011, 06:42

@solo said:

@unknownuser said:

Thank you
Its - mixed some BIP Motion Capture files, and I used Point Cache animation.

I did simple animation in 3d max. Black men on white background. And I Imported cameras in 3D max from sketchup

When I made people in 3D MAX and the environment in sketchup, then simply mixed them into Adobe Premiere

You make it sound easy.

I'd really love if you could one day when you have time put a simple tutorial together on how you did that as it's just brilliant.

jarynzlesa · 26 May 2011, 07:01

sympathetic presentation .

dale · 26 May 2011, 14:13

Ithil
Your work is always brilliant, and very worth following.
I thought you might enjoy the posts on this inflatable Arts Centre by Various Architects of Norway.
http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums/showthread.php?8928-Various-Architects-Mobile-Performance-Venue&p=124228&viewfull=1#post124228 It is on the PushPullbar Forum
They have done other inflatable works since. It is always fun to see various approaches.