Cookie cutters
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How about a Christmas tree shaped cutter & some stars? And you know those little silver balls that get put on Christmas cookies? -- well they could look cool in a render. It's always cool to have lots of shiny stuff!
Regards, Ross
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true, ross.. cutters in xmas shapes would get the christmasy effect across..
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Hmmm! Looks like a cookie-cutter solution to me?
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funny guy.... i like to keep things simple
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These are really nice. They are very photorealistic. Good job. Waiting for more eye candy.
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thank you solo
i actually did make one the other night, just have had a crazy deadline this week and of course, have multiple meetings this week... and havent had time to play b/c i'm stuck 'working' at night..haha.. (all night last night..yech)
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Yours looks much better anyway...more detail.
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well i didnt want to say anything....but.. haha.. kidding
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this is true, coen...sorry..... i only use maxwell.....
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quick 6 min. image to show the direction i'm heading..need to move that branch up a bit so the balls arent on the table..i hate when my balls are on the table..
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Looking good. How about moving the cutters around just a little bit, so they aren't lined up. That cutting board looks too damn real!
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Wow Jason,
Things are really coming together.
The scene really is growing up and the degree of realism is really high.
Maybe it is time to start thinking about the actual size of the card it will be printed on to finalise the arrangement of the objects.Have you thought of making it a foldable card?
I can imagine on the front page a rendered shopping list (placed on the same table (actually it can be just part of a very wide rendering that get's folded).
This shopping list can contain some funny ingredients to make those christmas cookies and is also suited to put your wishes on.Just an idea.
I love it already, even if the previous image would be the final one.
Great job and I think people will love to get one in their mailbox.Cheers,
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the recipe idea is awesome, kwisten!.. but i think this is going to end up being a postcard to keep costs down (printing, envelopes, postage)... daniel, i jumbled them a 'little'..but still kept them in a line so you read them as a 'family'.. i'm adding a few more details and hopefully i'll have something somewhat final later on today. thanks for the help guys
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getting closer (I think)... what do you think about the dough?
i need to make the dough in the bowl a little smoother.. and make the spoon a little larger..
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Yeah, this little "misalignment" makes it a bit more realisctic. The dough - or at least the surface of it - seem OK. On the sides it's tue a bit angular. Can you throw a little flour on it? just scattered (that could go onto the table as well).
We put honey into these Christmas cakes too (and cinnamon and another kind of spice the name I forget of and orange peel etc...)
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I know it's late in the game to add a whole new idea, but how hard would it have been to make outlines of actual family members? That would be truly unique. Maybe next year.
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Jason, I just love this idea... I've been following it.
The last image with the dough is great (like Gaius said, a little angular on the sides, add some flour and you'll have it) One suggestion I have is the the dough that is rolled out. There is a crescent shape cut out. Since you said you were having a "new addition" to you family (congratulations, BTW!!!!) What if you used the cutter for the baby to cut a peice of dough out or something...... Or even just another shape then the crescent?
Great idea, you are very creative!
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...To get smoother cookie dough you could export the chunk to Silo3D , subdivide and smooth and reimport in Sketchup....
Am I allowed to propose that?
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Looking good, how about using a stucco texture for the dough?
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