Viga by stevey3d
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Hi Folks,
Well, I'm back to SciFi again :)
Modeled the room in Cinema4D, worked on the pose for quite a while to give attitude. Huge problems importing V4 into C4D too, I had to fix all sorts after the import. Lighting and texture work were pretty straight forward this time :)
Image took 10 hours to produce (no hair = fast render :)), 15 minutes argile (morph), 90 minutes poser for pose and outfit, 5 hours in cinema for modeling, textures, import fixes and the rest to render..
Toolchain: Argile > Poser > Interposer Pro > Cinema4D > Vray > Photoshop
Hope you are all great and all the best ;)
Steve
http://web.mac.com.stevey3d
Comments (131)
Fantastic render and work my friend!!!! Awesome!!!!
Excellent image, very good textures.
Excellent work. I like the dress and it's texture.
Fantastic lighting!!!!!!!!!!
Wicked texture work. Love this style you do. Lighting is ace... Excellent...
Awesome image - reminds me of the bald lady on the first Star Trek - the Motion Picture movie. Great lighting and outfit.
Beautiful character and impressive use of lighting. Excellent render!!!
Hello my dear friend, Absolutely fantastic! Wonderful work Congratulations! A million stars ***********Thank you so much for your comments, your support and prayers, I do not have words to thank. Have a wonderful Monday. Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous blesing. Ludy
Excellent render Steve!! Great pose!
very nice....
Uao ! Uao ! Uao ! Really a big big job ! When I use Poser, and need to translate the model in 3d max, there is a script called "p2import" , in one click you get the materials and all the models, with animation in 3dmax, may be there is something like that for cinema4d ! Less hour to spend in importing etc. = more time to get fun ! ;)