Study in Proportion and Perspective by tallpindo
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This is Aiko 4 with two of the props off the Carrara CD assembled to form a semi truck. Not a real big deal. Open the props in Carrara check for any unusual behavior. Test the shader maps looking in the Vertex Modeller. Export the props as .3ds and .obj. Import the .obj versions into DAZStudio and adjust the scales until the realtive sizes of the two gives wheels about the same height and the trailer fits over teh fifth wheel area of the tractor. Select areas on each prop and use the dials to set up metals and paint and rubber and glass for later render in Bryce. Bryce has a metallic setting missing in DAZStudio. Absolutely make sure the ambient is less than 20%. Ad Aiko 4 and fit her clothes and a hair style. Save and close the DAZStudio. Open Bryce. Use the button to open DAZStudio. Open the file you closed in DAZStudio just a moment ago as Bryce disappears. Scale and position the props and Aiko 4 to taste. Note that the wheels are a bit small for the height of the cab. Be sure they look big compared to her thighs and shins. Use the file Move to Bryce menu command to reopen in Bryce and close DAZStudio or just close DAZStudio. Add mountains and play with the sky and add a ground and texture it. Get a nice light by rolling it around a bit so the shadow is definitely not in front of the bumper. Tilt pan, zoom to taste. That's it. I'm sorry my old tractor trailer props don't work like this any better than in Poser nor do the Galossey or the .lwo of other things. There is one more Carrara CD prop I could do but it has tires like steamrollers and is recognizable by brand as a Mack. What think you? My point here is simply that A) The computer doesn't do it. B) There is still much to do in standard file types. C) competition is bad for the soul.
Comments (21)
NICE!
Excellent and creative realization; beautiful and intense saturation of colors...!!!!!
an around the bout way, but the end results tells the story
~Awesome~ She looks Cute... Magical Colors!! THANKS for sharing!!!
Lovely colours and atmosphere - this switching between apps is going to drive you up the wall -
wow lot of work here; cool too
Looks like she doesn't want us to wake Optimus Prime. He probably needs his rest, since he's a bit low on polygons right now.
Now you're talkin'! Terrific POV, vivid colors and modeling in this concept, T! Apparently, Aiko 4 is the fourth version of the sexy android. Is she the driver of the rig?
perfection that I can never do braovo dale!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can see that one between Santa Rosa and Roswell (NM). Nice work indeed.
Fantastic modelling work, colors and light. Like her pose. Looks superb!
Fantastic colors and super modeling work.
Well she's kinda cute! Chicks n Trucks! Cool! Good one Rob
You did really great pic! Very well done!
Competion makes us work. Work makes us think in times like this. Thinking makes us use the tools we have at hand. Using tools makes us tired. Tired makes us zzzzzzzzzz.
With those suction cups on her feet she can climb into the cab without opening the door..she may need to
Sweet materials and shadows, of course Aiko is easy on the eyes too!!
great render
cool contrasting colors displayed here really.
great vivid colors and modelling.....excellent render!
Great modelling and good POV to capture those perspective lines. Superb work!!