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The second miniCHALLENGE#02 – RailClone is live and has a new end date, January 31st. Sponsored by iToo Software, you are tasked to create any image you like using the new RailClone plugin for 3ds max. Head to the RailClone miniCHALLENGE forum thread for more information, but you can see the prizes below too.
Benjamin posted his 3d modeling & renderings of the Minotti Lounge Chairs series on the forum. Once more he showcases an exceptional level of detail in all aspects – modeling, texturing and lighting. The last posted detail shot really shows how far he goes with this!
Taking a break here from the main theme, and yet it is related. I been doing some exercises lately, rendering out EXR’s with full channel info, comping them all in PS. Nothing came out even remotely cool as the super channel mixing in post – Vocal Style – made by the ‘crazy’ talented Mike Tompkins! This dude records each layer of sound separately using his voice alone and comp’s it all to form some of the greatest covers I heard so far. Enjoy!
It’s Santa time on the blog again! I was browsing back to the post I made a year ago and it sure is nice to see how far the forums and blog got to since then. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy new year… keep following and send your feedback. 2011 will host challenge III and the small RailClone miniCHALLNGE is allready live and trying to fly 🙂
House of wood and glass in Sweden by Johan Sundberg. Situated in a forest, these are great reference photos for how wood and glass look at day and dusk, inside and out.
Im happy to give you the making of the 2nd runner up winning entry of HOVER, Spiral by Derek Jackson. Derek describes his workflow using Form Z and Maxwell Render as his main tools. I hope you’ll enjoy this article, learn from it and share your thoughts by commenting at the bottom of this article’s page.
