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Weathering Sol
Published: 2004-08-29 21:48:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 11521; Favourites: 263; Downloads: 3436
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Woah where have I been, and where did this 3d art come from.Good question.
Im growing rather tired of space related themes, and I needed a breakthrough piece into the 3d realm. Ive always wanted to learn it ever since I started 2d art, and its just taken an accumulation of all the skills with playing around with 3dsmax.
This is the first true render scene ive ever done, much less anything in 3d other than some asteroids.
Im sure there are some things not that great about it, but its a start in terms of me expanding my horizons in other media.
Hope you like it.
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Comments: 161
Wow. I couldn't even tell it was fake until I read the category.
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Very cool job here, I thought it was a picture +fav
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I thought this was a well composed photograph. Amazing textures and colours.
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Amazing that this isn't a photograph! I've taken several photos just like this on my visits to Naples, where much of the architecture looks this way...and this could easily be one of them! Amazing reality!
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wow, it looks like a photo! and also congratulations on the Daily Deviation!
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Very cool work .....
It would be cool to see you team up the a photographer to do backgrounds.
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I thought it was a photograph.
Yeah, someone mentioned the pipe on the right. I'd say you have to add a shadown to it t make it a bit more realistic.
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Are you serious? I am still in disbelief that this a computer rendering. Until I looked at the category, I was convinced that this was a photograph. I like it because it doesn't have that computer rendered fakeness look.
Hmmmm, let's see advanced critique, huh? I think the only thing a little "off" about this is the drainpipe. It's a bit too shiny for the rest of the facade and it needs a shadow. Other than that, this is truly amazing. The reflections on the glass are the most impressive part of this work.
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Thanks for your comment. Yeah the pipe is a bit off.
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That coincidence, a night of these, I made a photo very similar to this!
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Damn! this is a 3D? WOw.. Love it. Very nice work.
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This looks like a photograph. Amazing job, DD well deserved.
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first, let me say that the mixture of colors and textures is fan-tastic!
it looks like a very well composed photograph.
i don't know very much about 3d art, buthe lines are amazing, and the detail is really something to be proud of. i wish to see more.....great job!
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Congrats on the DD, my lovey. 
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Mwah 
Thanks for the comment hun. Gosh I submited this what, a year ago? Hehe. Thank blue for finding it.
*poke*
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gah that mean face should be a kiss.
I forget that da has different icon stuff.
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Absolutely exquisite rendering (if you may allow the pun) and excellent composition that turns an otherwise mundane everyday scene into something special and truly worth viewing! Very well done...
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wow very flattering comment.
many things can be turned interesting with the right eye I guess.
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waw..... thisis photo no doubt about that lols
what a great
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Absolute brilliance, how did you do the crack in max? If you'd like to suggest a few moves?
This is the Rustic CG 3d I have tried and failed at
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Well I know alot more now than I did before (this image was finished aug of 2004) but using a displacement map and bump map really help out.
You have to have a good texture as well, so look for alot of crack resources so you get an idea of how it looks.
If the crack is really deep though you're gonna have to model it. I just got away with it this time since they were pretty small.
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Thanks mate, your tips mean a lot, I dont use Max but its still something to learn from. Thanks!
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that's a picture, right? not computer made, right?
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lol I just woke up to 30 comments and i was like wth, then i noticed it was dd
im still half asleep
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at first i thought it was a photo. cool.
then i thought it was a traditional painting. way cool.
and now i see that it's 3D ART???? OMG COOL!!!
man. and it's not just that it's so perfectly done. it's the
subject matter you decided render. it's amazing!!
fantastic job!!
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Haha thanks for your comment. Much appreciated
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really wonderful...
very good work!!!
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A la recherche du temps perdu...
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That is pretty special to be honest.
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Bend me over and screw me silly...ive never ever seen such superb rendering....Awesome job!!! Superphoto realism right there!!!
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very nice ideed...I like it a lot!
well composed, good colours, weird feeling....you're good
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i simply adore the textures and colours, great photo.
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Could use some subtle shadowing on the pipe, but otherwise a gorgeous use of texture, color, and composition.
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Yeah for some reason the shadow for it wasnt as pronounced when the lighting rig was set up. I made this a while ago and i'm currently working with vray.
Nothing concrete. Im slow with these progs.
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thats 3D?!
i thought (and still kinda feel like) it was a photo... >_< wow.....just....wow...
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I thought it was a photograph, and I'm still thinking it. O__O
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