Author Topic: Cooking a fish  (Read 6584 times)

2015-01-05, 16:15:40

antonio peres

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Hi Guys!
This is my work created in 3ds max 2014, Zbrush 4r6 and Corona Render.




Thanks all!


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2015-01-05, 16:50:00
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Jack

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What..?
You are the man...   

2015-01-05, 17:17:10
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maru

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Brutal. Brutally good. :)
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2015-01-05, 17:21:29
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WOW!!!
Just WOW!!!!!! :)

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Keep it simple, stupid!

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2015-01-06, 14:51:01
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antonio peres

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Thanks guys.
I am very glad you like.
Thanks for commenting.


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2015-01-06, 14:59:43
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Juraj

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Hah, it's fantastic, truly strange choice of theme and impressive modelling and scene dressing :- ).

Can I offer two small suggestions ? One is I think the oranges let down the realism of piece. They lack light scattering, some volume refraction. It makes them appear painted.
I would try to push the light contrast a bit further, to make the fish pop even more. Currently, I can feel where the light is coming from due to reflection, but not from shadows.

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2015-01-06, 15:19:32
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Love the details and the sculpting, amazing scene indeed, but I agree about the orange slices they look flat and hard without an organic feeling, maybe some translucency and good reflection map can fix things,
« Last Edit: 2015-01-06, 20:12:46 by Chakib »

2015-01-06, 16:28:10
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antonio peres

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Ok Guys!

New up!



« Last Edit: 2015-01-06, 17:09:48 by antonio peres »

2015-01-06, 17:40:33
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You don't see this in 3D everyday lol! Amazing details, great work!

2015-01-06, 22:32:01
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Nothing else to say... waooo !!
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2015-01-06, 23:23:03
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iF you cook it like you render it, i will marry you     Lool

Jokes aside great render :!

2015-01-10, 07:07:16
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wow!! it makes me speechless.

2015-01-14, 15:04:55
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PhilippeCV

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That's a really interesting render, and it looks very good! I also found that the oranges looked a bit flat and bright, I would rotate the knife a bit, I don't know but for some reason I just find it makes it look more 3d the way its placed. But good job, its really impressive! :)