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  • #31
    looks great!
    nice attention to detail.
    are all the plants 3d, or some added in photoshop?
    they look great!

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    • #32
      Stunning as usual! Love the landscaping
      "A severed foot would make the ultimate stocking stuffer"
      -Mitch Hedberg

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      • #33
        amazing ! Very very good work !
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        • #34
          beautiful work giraffe.....I'm envious of your talent

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          • #35
            Hey Dear Elif,

            Super work !
            I see something like you're changing your style of rendering. If I haven't seen it is your thread, I wouldn't say - those are giraffe's works.
            I think that style fits better for you. !

            Kisses.

            Best regards,
            nikki Candelero

            P.s.:
            on the bird-eye camera - where the cross road is, the top-left one - misses the curve a bit.
            .:: FREE Your MINDs, LIVE Your IDEAS ::.

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            • #36
              thx dear nikki
              I think you are right. I see these different too

              do you mean new style fits better?

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              • #37
                This looks fantastic.

                My only comments would be for the trees to look a little more green and less brown. Also perhaps it is my monitor, but the top image could use a little more overall brightness in post.
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                • #38
                  is this the 'tree storm' product? and do they render fast... ie with geometry or do they use opacity?
                  WerT
                  www.dvstudios.com.au

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                  • #39
                    Man if this is in a hurry the i am slowwwwwwww


                    Superb render

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                    • #40
                      These renders have a distinct illustrative look. My preference goes to the second image, it is perfectly balanced. Altogether very nice work!
                      Ben Steinert
                      pb2ae.com

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                      • #41
                        those pics are just brilliant. love the soft mood.
                        great work giraffe

                        ale
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                        • #42
                          thanks again so much

                          yes plants and trees are all 3D.

                          these are trees I modeled using onyx treestorm. all are geometry but leafs are opacity-map planes. I didnt have any problem with render times.
                          All renders took about 45minute (max 1hr) at a resolution around 1600x1000. But not high settings.
                          I always use irradiance map + LC
                          never used brute force + LC ever. but I want to try that for a personal scene
                          Last edited by giraffe; 14-10-2008, 04:37 AM.

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                          • #43
                            Excelent work! How did you do the tree bark? Is it displaced or just a strong bump? I love your trees, and also use Onyx. But Onyx gives you a base, the rest is up to artist
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                            • #44
                              I used bump for the trunks but displacement is better for close views.
                              can we have displacement on vrayproxies? that I dont know.

                              I agree your comment about onyx. that is why I like it more

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by giraffe View Post
                                I used bump for the trunks but displacement is better for close views.
                                can we have displacement on vrayproxies? that I dont know.
                                I tried this week to use displacement and make a vrayproxie, but I did not succeed in it, i'm afraid it is not possible;
                                ah, I was looking for texture maps at the onyx library, 'cause they have also nice leaves, but no textures of trunks, guess you are using bump/disp to create the similar looks;

                                btw giraffe, i send you a pm, week ago, thank you for your good work and inspiration to all of us

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