@Rich-O-Brien said in Bauhaus building B&W:
@Gus-R said in Bauhaus building B&W:
@Mike-Amos Jason Bourne is living there for at most a day.
He needs to do a bit of gardening.
@L-i-am nice vibe to it. B&W TV color grading to it which really works well to make it pop.
Thanks Rich, exotic ornamental grasses were very popular contemporary to this house. Unfortunately they became pests, I agree though that the trees could have a better form with a bit of pruning
@Mike-Amos said in Bauhaus building B&W:
Shocking good, detail to the right degree and no further.
Thanks for the tut.
Hey Mike, I dont get the Jason Bourne thing can you elaborate please
Very impressive Do you have a new project?
Hi all, Plant factory now free. Have not had a play with it yet but it looks pretty good
Plant factory now free
Superb mate! I dont know exactly when you last used TM but it is now free and the interface has completely changed and much easier to navigate
@Gus-R said in Runaway train in the snow with the door and windows open!:
@L-i-am Thanks guys! I was thinking about motion blur. D5 doesn't have such an option. I tried with Photoshop but it would probably take some work like with masking. I used to do that with old Flight Simulator screen shots. The effects are particals straight out of the box. You have to turn on the dynamic effect under display for them to be visible. You can turn it off after that since the clouds will move along with it and you might not like whatever clouds show up in the background.
Have you had much experience with Twinmotion? That app has motion blur
@Rich-O-Brien said in Runaway train in the snow with the door and windows open!:
That's kinda nuts!
Does D5 support motion blur? Seeing the background blur by would be yummy.
I love that model.
Agreed, that would be insane with motion blur
Great work Gus, such a convincing image, loving it Partical systems for the smoke?
Just did this render modelled in SU and modelled in Twinmotion, just for fun I was concentrating on using as little patina as possible
@Rich-O-Brien Thanks again Rich, I kind of remembered that but forgot about the right click ad was looking in the materials window for projected.
Embarrassingly, I have asked this question before, that was answered by Rich. Sometimes I use images as a template and draw the model on the surface of an image. However when I import the model into TM the TM textures are extruded. Could somebody please tell me how to fix this please?
@ntxdave Not an expert on this mate but have you tried signing out, close Sketchucation down and opening it again and signing in and then try to delete it again
Three little vertical dots on the lower right corner of the post click on the , hit delete on the drop down from 3 down
@Gus-R said in EMD SD45 - Union Pacific:
DGruwier Surface Imperfections
Is DGruwier Surface Imperfections, something you just put in a diffuse slot?
Nice funky design Mike. I ran it through some post. Have posted the result. Some very subtle change
I have posted something similar lately but deleted the post (Long story) anyway I have posted an image of a model I made in 1985. I was a response to a brief '" Explore how we form relationships with objects" Being 1984 we were also discovering how wasteful we are. We were asked to create a work of "conceptual design" I chose to make a model of an am radio utilising the many AM radios that were going to landfill from wrecked or redundant cars. The radio was to look human made and only had two knobs one for volume and the other for tuning. There are no markings as experience with using the radio you will build the human to object relationship (Intimacy) The work used am an Am radio I got from a wrecker, I just rewired the controls and gave it a 12v power supply. radios from old cars where the radio circuitry from the old radio would be used to build !
I find it interesting that this new design is completely original and is not derivative of anything aesthetic. And therefore completely original.
The image of the original radio was a good image but looks bad as i took it with my phone and is out of focus.
