Clockwork Tinkerbell
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Wow. It just gets better and better.
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I discovered an interesting feature of Twilight. When you do a Clay render, Architectural Glass retains its properties. Makes for a quite a different image.
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Very cool. Nice scene as well.
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very cool!
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wonderful and delicate detailing Box
nice work..!
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Thanks guys, it's one of those projects I only get to from time to time so who knows when you'll see an update.
Actually she would make a nice angel for the top of my tree, we'll see. -
Nice....
I'd like some nice SU poses for the Gallery. Deserves to be showcased
Sent from my iPad
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Rich thanks for that, but it is so far from complete it doesn't deserve to be Gallery'd, it's still very much a WIP.
As you can see in this SU image it doesn't have the any fine detailing yet, she doesn't even have hands.
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Tink popping in to help with the Christmas decorations.
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Oh my! That is wicked cool!
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A bit of a closeup with basic picassa fiddling.
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Wow!
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Thanks Bryan, Masterpiece is something of an over statement tho. It's a bit of fun and a learning experience all as part of a possible real life piece.
The last one is all geometry and takes forever to render, this one is just Tink and an HDRI, which renders in minutes.
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Wow.
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Something a bit more moody steampunk.
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Really loving that one!
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You can spot your studio a mile off!
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What studio? lol
Oh I remember now. It really makes the image haha only kidding. Glad to see someone found it useful though!
My only crit would be place an emitter lower down to pick up some of the glorious detail. Or low strength HDRI. Using a low strength HDRI requires the gamma to be reduced though because it can make an image look washed out.
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Thanks Oli, I've only just discovered the delights of HDRIs so that image is nothing more than a bookshop hdri lighting your curved backdrop painted flat black. No other lights or sun.
Is all playing for me. -
If anyone is still interested, here's quick overly coloured one.
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