Lotto Zero: last work

[BLUEMOTION_SRL]

Hi Guys,
this is the last production in Bluemotion Studio.
Made with 3dsmax and Vray 1.47.03 without GI.
This still is a part of production. In Bluemotion website we have other still and animation coming soon.
C&C are welcome.

Byez

Gianpiero Monopoli

[ene.xis]

Re: Lotto Zero: last work

without GI.

great job!
really amazing congratulations!

[roppin]

that is a very nice rendering.

[armilla]

yes indeed, great job! Did you use the Dome light instead of GI? The glass and the silver cladding panels also look very good. Is that displacement on the grass, or photoshop work?

Look forward to seeing the animation - what sort of frame times are you looking at?

Keep us posted as it develops.

Andrew.

[tct70]

Very nice indeed............especially if without GI

[tom182]

ahhh great work, very professional looking
Love the glass, grass and Alucabond

Tom

[BLUEMOTION_SRL]

Hi Guys,
thx at all for comments.

I put the grass in PS.
Time for frame animation is about 25 min.

Byez

[ene.xis]

Love the glass, grass and Alucabond

yeahh...same here!
and i was browsing through ur site and it looks great...i would really be thankfull if u explained a little about ur aprouch on this lighting solution an those materials....

[jonnybefree]

nice
Alucabond?

[ene.xis]

the metal tiles on those walls

[BLUEMOTION_SRL]

Yeah,
the metal tile because the panels have that dimension.

Bye

[mcphep]

WOW

I seen this and had to check out your website.... I am absolutly blown away!! It is all great!

some insight into your methods would be great, especially the no GI stuff.

thanks

[MarioRothenbuehler]

i like the mood....
looks good

/.mario'

[studioDIM]

Eheh, amaziong job Peo and Ric!

Now, the grass is PS, the building is a picture, people too.
Did you render the roadsigns with VRay?

jokes apart, /bow

Lele

[Giovanni]

Gianpiero,
really cool site, top quality work.

About the posts' rendering, something that jumped to my eyes is the black outline against the sky, which looks like a badly multiplied alpha.

Also, the lucabond is soooo beautiful that you cannot avoid staring at it...and realizing that it's a shame they will need to cut those panels, at weird modules.

The trees are great, and it's just a great image all together.

How did you photoshop the grass in? You took a picture of a soccer field?
You cannot have possibly brushed in that grass, it's too good.

Congratulation again, and thanks for sharing.

regards

gio