Render this: NPR Lighthouse
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I think you're having fun with black and whit given your last posts. Fantastic
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More color this time
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here is raw render....very basic really it was only a 5 minute podium render; desaturated and composited with grass/sky etc.
thanks for all the comments. lovely model to render, great possibilities.
crazy pilou! acid island!
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Oli
That is brilliant - all you need is that guy backflippin down the side of it for the craic!!!!
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@Oli: Cool express tut
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An artistic point of view of the scene, not a real render
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Nice one Oli
you have ruined the competion before it got started.
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My first attempt, Oli is hard to follow, so I tried something very different.
I used Corel painter 11
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Solo, that is amazing! You and Oli are truly masters of your craft...
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Thanks.
Here is my second attempt, I was going for an Impressionist feel.
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I'd like to have Oli's render on one wall facing Solo's 2nd render on the other - that'd be great.
This forum is getting to be the best place around to see interesting art.
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Bravo Pete.
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That's quite expressive, Pete. Fascinating work.
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That second one, Pete, is absolutely AWESOME...!!
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this is amazing! normally painted styles don't look too convincing but this is very natural. lovely warm colours
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Solo
Superb render - totally awe inspiring.
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Simply amazing work guys!
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After falling flat on my face in the "3D Connexion Space explorer" modeling attempt and coming up with something my wife said looked like an " Uncomfortable Feminine Napkin", I thought I'd throw my hat in this ring. So here's my attempt, but you bunch are sure hard acts to follow....
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@dale said:
After falling flat on my face in the "3D Connexion Space explorer" modeling attempt and coming up with something my wife said looked like an " Uncomfortable Feminine Napkin",
(wiping coffee of monitor) Now that's pretty funny.
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