shirt store

[pailhead]

It was somewhat of a rush job, ton of work though. Worked with a sketchup model which lead to nightmares. These feature a couple of different design iterations, but i like the mannequin fixture in the first view better than what succeeded it. I modeled most of the furniture and fixtures, the rest i had to remodel because of sketchup bugs.

[glorybound]

Bravo, well done!

Bobby Parker

[jacksc02]

Nice.
The one thing that lets the image down is the stiff shirts. A quick cloth sim would definitely finish it off

[pailhead]

Yeah, idefinitely wanted to add a little bit of variation there but unfortunately i couldn't. I bought one shirt as a test from a new evermotion library and it was horrible. I would very much like to give that marvelous designer a try.

[paolo242]

great work!
the first one looks very good...

[Kr0no]

Nicely done, good work, I like it, shirt is stiff but I understood that deadline was too!

[deflix]

Very nice images - you could throw a noise modifier on the shirts to break them up a bit quickly - but these rock for a quick commission.

[deflix]

What was the PCount for the scene? looks high.
What was your turnaround time for these?

thanks in advance..

[pailhead]

In the end it went up to millions, which i wasn't really aware off. I ended up breaking it into separate scenes and xrefing them the normal way, rather than making proxies as i had different mapping applied to different styles. Turnaround, about 5 REALLY intense days, with a bunch of changes.

[windrockwater]

I use sketchup alot for basic modelling. For fast, boxey modelling, Sketchup still rocks. But I am starting to do more and more in Max. But dang, Push/Pull is hard to beat!

What were the issues you had with the Sketchup model?