I was far from worried.

Thanks, pcabot.

Lovely images.

Thanks, Liam!

Hi, Pete! The family's good.

Yep, I went for 'sad'. I had great fun doing so. Been fiddling with Substance Painter a lot lately -excellent tool.

The image needs a little more work, I think. The corner in the back is too ao-y.

Have a nice weekend, y'all.

Something I did for fun. I like fun.

SU + Modo + Substance Painter + PS.

Looks awesome.

Pretty cool as a concept. In real life, though, that thing would drive me nuts.

Finally got around to trying out CW.

Really cool. Well done!

Lovely work.

De nada, señor.

That's what I was aiming for.

Forgot to add some flowers, regrettably.

Simple SU mesh, exported to modo and turned into ... whatever this is.

Consider me baffled.

Thanks alot for the videos.

Edit: the preview mode is great!

@anton_s said:

@stinkie said:

I'm interested in buying ClothWorks. My modeling and rendering machine isn't connected to the internet, though. Is that a problem?

From my understanding, you only need internet to active licence, deactivate licence, and refresh seats. Once activated, you can use ClothWorks without internet.

Thanks.

I'm interested in buying ClothWorks. My modeling and rendering machine isn't connected to the internet, though. Is that a problem?

Nausea and depression -eat that, Bonnard.

Modeling. And some subtle bump on the yellow bits.

Not that realistic, really. If you look at photos of the real thing, you'll see there's a lot more detail there.

My version is firmly cg-y, and proud to be.

‘Musty’ is an underappreciated quality in interior visualization.

I was in the mood for some good ol' creepy cg lighting. Point lights, baby!

I checked your blog. Some nice work on there.

SU + Modo + taedium vitae

Can't have enough sad renders of sad sculptures.

@solo said:

Q: What is the best software for 3D Rendering?

A: The one that you enjoy using.

This. Also: do not fall for hype. Always, always try before you buy.