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jawanda 11-21-2008 05:09 PM

Been doing 3d on the side, lemme know what you think (PIC)
 
I do 3d architectural stuff and landscapes as a hobby on the side, let me know what you think of my latest little project. Anyone else into this kind of stuff? This was done with Maya and Vue Infinite. 100% 3d.

http://boobsforbarack.com/3d_porch.jpg

-Phil

chupachups 11-21-2008 05:12 PM

Not bad at all. Maybe a bit too much light on the porch considering its dark outside?

F U S I O N 11-21-2008 05:21 PM

Pretty cool. How long did that take you to create?

_Richard_ 11-21-2008 05:22 PM

looks very good.. try notches on the wood

EscortBiz 11-21-2008 05:22 PM

nice how long did that take

Max - RiotDesign 11-21-2008 05:25 PM

Looks pretty good, but the lighting is a bit too plain and makes it look cartoonish imho, but I reckon exterior scenes are the most difficult to get right.

Also I would add more variety on the wood textures :)

The Duck 11-21-2008 05:31 PM

Very nice. Some wear and tear effect on the wood texture would work imho.

Compdoctor 11-21-2008 06:30 PM

I like it, the light could be an overhead outdoor light. As another 3d guy all I can say is keep it up

pornguy 11-21-2008 06:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chupachups (Post 15088810)
Not bad at all. Maybe a bit too much light on the porch considering its dark outside?

If it were dark there would be little to no shadow in the grass from the trees.

chupachups 11-21-2008 06:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornguy (Post 15089052)
If it were dark there would be little to no shadow in the grass from the trees.

Not if the moon shines ;)

Fucksakes 11-21-2008 07:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornguy (Post 15089052)
If it were dark there would be little to no shadow in the grass from the trees.

considering the trees are blocking the light.. how is there any on the porch?

nice work besides the lighting i think.

tony286 11-21-2008 07:03 PM

thats very cool looking

adonthenet 11-21-2008 07:36 PM

looks great! :)

adonthenet 11-21-2008 07:38 PM

Phil dude! Come online to ICQ please, I want to talk with ya ! :)

adonthenet 11-21-2008 07:42 PM

Phil, My dear friend, this is back at 05' ,
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=556001

You pretty much remember me I guess :)
Please come to ICQ, we MUST have a chat!

Love & Take Care Bro!

bronco67 11-21-2008 07:42 PM

needs an Ambient occlusion pass.

Are you using GI or Final gather for illumination?

aico 11-21-2008 07:44 PM

looks good, but the direction of light and the shadow on the railing doesn't seem to match.

wyldblyss 11-21-2008 08:04 PM

I like it. I would not even know where to start doing something like that

GetSCORECash 11-21-2008 08:05 PM

It's really good, I used to do 3D. Back then I used, Infini-D on a Mac. :(

Manowar 11-21-2008 08:40 PM

could definitely work as a sideline business in landscape prototypes

teg0 11-21-2008 10:29 PM

Its alright for starting out, doing it on the side. Its looks pretty low-poly. I love Cinema 4D. I think its really underrated software. Besides Cinema 4d, I use Maya.

Gman.357 11-21-2008 11:09 PM

Modeling looks good, but my one complaint would be the compositing. I'm seeing black outlines on the edges that meet the background, which makes it appear cartoonish. Also needs some color adjustment (levels) to get it to match up better with your backdrop.

jawanda 11-22-2008 06:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gman.357 (Post 15089548)
Modeling looks good, but my one complaint would be the compositing. I'm seeing black outlines on the edges that meet the background, which makes it appear cartoonish. Also needs some color adjustment (levels) to get it to match up better with your backdrop.

I agree completely, my Alpha channel got fucked up so I had to do the compositing manually which lead to degraded overall quality. Thanks for all the comments, the lighting is not perfect and needs some work as most comments seemed to suggest.

In regards to to the questions of how long it took ... modeling of the porch and design of the (imperfect) landscape, plus a few minutes in PS for compositing, probably took about 3 hrs total. Not a huge amount of time at all.

Thanks again for the input! I will post some revisions.

-Phil

PS: OOOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!! ( AKA Adonthenet) I will hit you up soon man. I don't use ICQ much, but my number is: 358-829-109 HIT ME UP BRO! So stoked on the Stern Forex Biz you got going, GREAT STUFF! I might actually become a client very soon ;), let's talk either way I miss your bro! Hope all is well.

jawanda 11-22-2008 06:21 AM

Here's a more 'complete' image that my biz partner and I did for an actual client:

http://kgpower3d.com/gallery/album1/large/2.jpg

Some of our better work. Been slow though, not the best time for the speculative real-estate market lol ....

-Phil

jawanda 11-22-2008 06:23 AM

And one more ...

http://kgpower3d.com/gallery/images/large/bathroom.jpg

-Phil

HorseShit 11-22-2008 07:06 AM

there is $$$$$ to be made in that field

The Heron 11-22-2008 07:15 AM

Nice! I know a kid that models dorm rooms and apartments so the college can show prospective students idea's about living arrangements, makes good money doing it I guess.

lyno 11-22-2008 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jawanda (Post 15090536)
Here's a more 'complete' image that my biz partner and I did for an actual client:

http://kgpower3d.com/gallery/album1/large/2.jpg

Some of our better work. Been slow though, not the best time for the speculative real-estate market lol ....

-Phil

That one looks great, wish i could do such complex scenes with poser. The only thing
that somehow reduces the realism is the texure / material setting of the countertop.
Just add a hot frenchmaid and nobody will care about other details :)

Bojangles 11-22-2008 09:52 AM

That's pretty cool.

A-n-D-r-E-S 11-22-2008 09:56 AM

Very nice, that looks so good! :thumbsup

NextBigTube 11-22-2008 10:05 AM

The pics look awesome. Do you have any more samples?

Double trouble 11-22-2008 10:07 AM

Nice work, I like it:)

jawanda 11-22-2008 04:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NextBigTube (Post 15091013)
The pics look awesome. Do you have any more samples?

Thanks for the comments guys!

Here's a couple more:

http://kgpower3d.com/gallery/images/...itchen%202.jpg

http://kgpower3d.com/gallery/album1/large/3.jpg


-P

woj 11-22-2008 05:10 PM

great work there :thumbsup

JamesK 11-22-2008 05:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jawanda (Post 15092107)

Wow, that's amazing! :thumbsup

crockett 11-22-2008 05:23 PM

The first one the lighting is wrong IMHO, the others you posted look good.

VeriSexy 11-22-2008 06:42 PM

Nice looking work man

PostWhore 11-22-2008 06:43 PM

wow looks real life! just take a picture :)

Spunky 11-22-2008 06:53 PM

Looking good,nice work

qxm 11-22-2008 07:11 PM

me likey :)

scouser 11-22-2008 08:59 PM

they look great

Gman.357 11-22-2008 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jawanda (Post 15090538)

Now these are much more realistic obviously. Really good interior modeling. In order to make any suggestions, you really have to nitpick. The only thing that strikes me in this render are that the "towels" hanging on the wall and in the shelves seem too stiff and smooth, and there seems to be no depth to the sinks. They look flat. Again, an AO pass would do this wonders. Otherwise, great work.


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