Render Challenge Pushpin Chair
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Here's my woeful attempt at using Twilight (Demo) to get a feel for rendering.
All components are from the 3D Warehouse (so thanks to those who spent the time modeling)
Could do with some nice lighting and more time cooking but it was just for fun!
Thanks Boofredlay for the chair and congrats on the win
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Ha ha, good concept. Never thought of it being for a mouse
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For me too, I have used Twilight render with a more classical theme.
The orange one is made with a studio scene that I have made, the marble one is made with the Twilight studio scene made by Fletch.
funny model indeed...
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I'm too lazy to develop this idea, but I'd love to see anyone do it:
Use a few of these to hold papers to a bulletin board, with tiny people seated on them.
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Great job.
Ha ha Miguel. I am working on one with a cork floor
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Modo fur pressets
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Even more random lameness. By the way, I totally fail Alan's test of intellectuality. I can't help thinking about the Lone Ranger while listening to William Tell's Overture.
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I need a tablet... No, wait. A tablet can't fix lame painting abilities.
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Hi stefanq, Is it the Modo renderer ? very cool, is it speed ?
Hi Ecuadorian, very cool renders...
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Fred, I think it's almost as fast as vray. But I just loaded some studio render presets, and already made materials, and after a little play with modo, I'm definitely intimidated. It's a modeler with muscles.
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@unknownuser said:
Here's my woeful attempt at using Twilight (Demo) to get a feel for rendering.
Love that DangerMouse! Where's Penfold?
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