Orgelf's works. second topic.
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@Bryan K . Thanks a lot. I don't know....about 40 hours I think
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It's great mate.
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Thanks Mike
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the driver of my last vehicle.
Made with Blender, Zbrush and sketchup.
render Cycles (blender).
the fish , tree and lustres are 3dscan.
Bigger size here https://zupimages.net/up/21/24/13fl.jpg
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20 000 lieues sous les mers!
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20,000 leagues under the sea, agreed. Great stuff there mate. I think even James Mason would be happy to see that.
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A treasure trove of delights for our eyes!,
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I like this one a lot. So much to admire, but I focused on the glass in the visor. Is this a special light / material effect or an HDR reflection?
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@Pipile merci bien, Misteur rainbow webmaster!
@Mike 20 000 thanks!
@tuna 1957. thanks a lot!
@pbacot thank you. Actually, the scene is lightened by 3 images planes with emissive values,plus the emissive lava of the axe and the little flames (which are pictures too).
For the 3 planes, there is one in front left of the model, one behind it for the rim light, and the sky in background. The reflect you talk about may seem weird, but I actually liked it si I kept it line that.
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The final of the vehicle "Cerbere", rendered with Cycles (Blender)
Bigger sizes here
https://zupimages.net/up/21/24/iger.jpg
https://zupimages.net/up/21/24/16z3.jpg
https://zupimages.net/up/21/24/ozl5.jpgHave a nice week end.
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Rouge évidemment!
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Yes! Very nice!
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I'd like an immersive game when you have it all together. Object of game not get too blown away.
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Amazing.
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The last one, made with Blender , Zbrush and Sketchup(elements of the crown and the chain of the trumpet).
Rendered with Cycles (Blender).
Bigger size here
https://zupimages.net/up/21/25/fh71.jpg
https://zupimages.net/up/21/25/p5ej.jpg
https://zupimages.net/up/21/25/dajb.jpgHave a nice day
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Crazy cool
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Holy Moly! Real phantasmagoria ...
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Bien allumé le sceptre de la Reine des Grenouille!
La texture du rocher, on dirait du Jérôme Bosch!
. Yes, I totally agree, I would love an immersive experience in my models. May be in few years fingers crossed
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