Posts made by smokinbakin

I like the interior scenes lighting, the doorway textures could use some work though.

Not very noisy for Indigo.

@unknownuser said:

If I may. . .

The fact that you are doing it as a side job or as a hobby means you should be charging more not less. YOu can pick and choose what projects you take on.

Even still, don't debase yourself or the profession. People will value you only if you value yourself. Provide a good product, Charge a fair rate based on the market and the clients will come.

JMHO

David_H

ps. keep the Peed on Stuff at the back of the portfolio.

Thanks for the advice David.

Sure here is the hidden geometry view as well as more progress from the day. Mr.Planet, do you want any specific parts?

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I am just starting to model a small antique airplane I have at my house. Here is the work so far.(renders in V-ray)

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Here is an interesting challenge. Build one of these amazing robot creations, or come up with your own. Here are some websites with examples. Good Luck!

http://www.thetech.org/robotics/robotart/slideshows/clayton01.html

http://www.guyrobot.com/

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@remus said:

Have you got any examples of previous work? I think it's unlikely people will trust you with work without some example work.

Most of the drafting work I have done has been for numerous patents. I am not allowed to show the drafts of these inventions, but here are some basic overviews:
-Lasers for a Japanese laser company
-Hummers equipped with special advertising displays
-A sticker that can change color when peed on.
-some work with architecture

@andyc said:

Ah, what the hell, I'll lift the lid on Pandora's box a little wider...

Smokin: can I ask why for free? Given what you say, you seem to have some experience. Patent drawings are quite a specialised field, and I'm sure people would be prepared to pay for them...?

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I enjoy my job very much, and when I do charge a fee for my services, the fee is usually extremely cheap. As I said before this is not my main line of work so I do not need to charge extreme prices. I will probably do only a couple free jobs per person, and if the really like my work and agree to pay me, that would be fine. My fees are usually very cheap, for patent figures I usually charge 25 dollars, only a fraction of a normal draftsmen.

Hi, I currently have a small business for Drafting. It is not my main form of work, but more of a hobby. I have experience in many types of 3d modeling, and am offering my services for free. I will be able to help in most anything you need, such as modeling or rendering. If you need my help, please email me at smokinbakin (=at=) gmail (=dot=) com. I will review your request and determine if I can do it.

those things are wierd

Thanks for the comment, that website looks great.

This house is located in East Hampton New York. It is a "green" house, designed by berg Architects. I have modeled most of it, but my final renderings are not great. I have attached the sketchup file for anyone to render or experiment with. All renders on this page were rendered in V-ray.

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The Sketchup Model

I use this free software called monkey jam for stop motion films and animations from Kerkythea.
http://giantscreamingrobotmonkeys.com/monkeyjam/download.html
Click file, import images, then click the export as movie button in the upper right corner.

@zumo said:

sylurs mum from heroes would love it if Her sun never killed Her!

what are you talking about

A small wooden house in a display dome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP4dCYe2iCk

Thanks for the Help

@gaieus said:

Hi Yogo,

Nice renders. Are those blue lights "fake emitters"in Kerky?

The Lights are bluish mesh lights.

Here are some sci-fi themed rooms. Rendered in Kerkytea.

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I have taken down the poll. I just put it their for a little to get the general feeling on the render. Thanks for all the feedback.

@johnsenior1973 said:

@unknownuser said:

Interesting design but it is not very bright for a lamp.

It is for the future. The human eye has evolved so that it doesn't require the bright lights we need now.

The light is there, it is right around the circle.