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Published: 2004-07-19 05:55:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 10383; Favourites: 196; Downloads: 3164
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modeled 3ds max 6rendered Vray 1.09
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From the thumbnail I was wondering how the fuck you photographed it, now having read the Artist's Comments I'm wondering how the fuck you modelled it! Madness.
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That's wonderful. I thought it was a photograph.. then I really noticed what the liquid was doing... so i figured it was a manip! But nooo 
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ITS TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!!!! I dont have words for that........... 
ZaHACKieL
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Absolutly fantastic. I wish i was that good in PS.
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Whatte! At first glance i thought this was a real picture o_o Dude thats awesome! Keep up the good work.
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Very nicely done. Very realistic at a glance, but now I can see how it's rendered. But that doesn't make it anyless of a good picture / render. Good luck with future renders.
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wow these are rendered? You could have fooled me!
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W T F !?!11 This is not a photo ? รฒ_รณ
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That looks so real! The concept is great. I love the vivid red of the "wine". Very impresive.
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wow!!! this is abosultley great, look so real!
fav+!!
excellent work
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Yep, I too was about to ask you how on earth you managed such a 'photo' until I realized it was a render (by looking closer). Great work there, the physics and refractions and rendering all are awesome.
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wow...that must've took some serious speedy camera or really agile hands man...cool concept!! nicely done!!
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oh. sorry, i didn't read that part. anyway, nice job on the piece. love it.
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I love this! This is so amazing! The glass, the reflections, the wine--wow! VERY well done!
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The glass looks a bit thick to be a traditional, delicate class, but the reflections and the liquid are so amazing!
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wow I so loathe you. I am so untalented in that way, and here you are and you just made that look so great.....*huggles* i love it so much! *viva la france! i love wine!*
have you ever tried rendering it without Realflow? I think that would be a really interesting thing to try.
btw, i am gonna try and sketch this pic (just to see if I can get the affect of the moving liquid!) beware!
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i might just be being too picky here, but the base of the glass looks too small.
nice render however 
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Great work man, I'm about to give you the best compliment a cgi artist can get:
When first seeing in the DD i was about to send you a comment asking you how you managed to get the shutter speed fast enough so you could capture the liquids shifting like that, and still have enough light in your scene, Then i loaded the deviation and saw that it was rendered. Thats amazing man, great work and definetly worthy of the DD
I DO have a question now that I know its a render too... how did you get the liquids to be so correct in terms of physics. I could see if you modeled it you might be able to pull it off, but it seems too perfect for that. I assume you used some sort of dynamic render scene and then animated the glasses? I would love to learn how to pull of some of that stuff. Unfortunately I switched to maya a while back, so I dont know how well i'd be able to keep up if you were to explain it in 3dsm terms.
Great work man.
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First off All, Thank YOU !!!
Second: It's Done with Realflow, a stand-alone liquid simulation tool. It is particle based and can export to all major 3d apps, like maya.
It took me around 10 hours of simultions with RealFlow to achieve this kind of realism
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Awesome... I may have to look into that
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That's quite impressive! I thought it was a photo.
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Hei, felicitari!
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I seriously thought that was a photo, even after a fullview. Excellent work.
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Wow!
The idea in itself is most impressive, but this is goregous! Congrats on your DD!
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Waah...Great job...It came out awesome
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nice lights and model. what'd you use with the liquid? realflow?
though i do think that it deserves a better rendering engine to make to look just that bit better
something that can properly deal with physical and caustic phenomena.
great pic.
Ryutan
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I was looking at this and trying to figure how the hell did u capture the moment. Then i read it was 3d.
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People that drink together get mono together?
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Nicely done! I think that the bases are a bit too small for glasses, but it doesn't matter
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you have managed to capture the sense of movement very well.
Im impressed! Great work
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Wait... this is a render? I thought it was a photo! Wonderful - How on earth did you do it?
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First I saw this, I thought, "How the hell is that possible??? There's no way that's a photo..." Well congrats with coming up with something so life-like. From the color, to the flow of the lines, up to the way glass looks like when light hits it.
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amazing.. when i first saw this pic i thought it was a photograph and i wanted to ask you hoe you took the shot. didn't occur to me that this was a render.. excellent stuff
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The moment i saw this I knew it was a render.. only because you couldnt capture something this cool in real life
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amazing stuff! really love the patterns formed by the swirling liquid. kudos for making it look so FUCKING REAL.
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When I first saw this I had intended to comment on the painstaking care you had taken timing your photo- then I read the description that said this was a render- not a photograph. That sort of fine work and trickery is an instant +fav!
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congrats on the daily feature
you deserve it, dear!
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thank you, puf, so much comments and favs at one time, makes me dizzy
thank you
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