Different Schools Together by tallpindo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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This image looks straight forward to those who think deductively about material things that can be sold or hired. It is actually a base built in Carrara 7.2 on this computer using drawings from theblueprints.com and then loaded on an external disc as a exported .3ds. The external disc was then connected to an older computer and the file imported into an earlier version of Carrara, Carrara 6. Some of the parts were converted to vertex models from primitives to fit under a lower area in one place. A styling exercise was done not using some drawings from the blueprints.com that had been considered. Instead I examined old photographs and took into consideration the dealer who sold them in it's vintage year and his son whom I knew in high school though he was older and had been sent away to school. I bought a book of actual parts and tried to create the substructure to heal an incident in which two cars my friend owned were vandalized by being pushed over to the high school doors across the street and rolled over on their tops. One restored vehicle was totally destroyed and a barn ready later version was mostly destroyed. Next I exported the prop I had made as a .3ds file in several parts to articulate it. I imported these parts into Poser 7 and textured them again to fit Poser materials I had made years ago. I added Sydney and positioned lights and clothed Sydnie to compose a scene with a base plane textured. Then I sent this .pz3 to the external disc. I dismounted the disc and hooked it to this computer and openned the .pz3 in PoserPRO2010. Alas, Sydnies's dress and sandals had no .obz's here. So I reclothed Sydnie with pants and sneakers from this set. Then I articulated the other side of the prop and added a Marie form of Alyson and clothed and becoiffed her. Trying to render at 1900x1525 was no go and 1024x768 also. This is 640x480. I tried to up the dimension for render to 750x? and that only gave 2/3 of and image so this is the definitive virtual reality.
Comments (22)
Cool!! Sounds like a bit of work!!
cool car, sounds like you spent a long time doing that transfer.
beau travail!
Um trabalho e tanto pela sua narrativa, mas a arte é como a guerra e a vida, muita luta e percalços para chegar a caminhos que não conhecemos, excelente trabalho meu amigo, aplausos (5)
Cool pic.
Well a little of note here from one car guy to another I sold my two classic Cadillac's last week. My heart Doc., told me that my driving days are over. The after shock was like loosing my two legs. Later rationalized that taxi's were a plenty. Bless the golden years! Back to virtual reality..this looks like a "Studebaker"...when you talk vertex it makes me comfortable being an old CAD guy. In any event sounds like you had fun putting this together with great success. Take care Bro !
this is wonderful looking here
Excellent work Dale.......!!!!
I know you took a lot of time and work for it is so awesome!!
Nice looking car.. i have to say, I think i saw one like this at my last big car show.. Or one very much like it.... The girls? No, didn't meet them.. lol Great work.. Rob..
It took a long time to realise this so wonderful image! An excellent render!
Very nice work.
very nice scene and great work..!!!
Marvelous work!!!!
XCellent work my friend!!!! I hope you can visit renderworld3d.com and post some of your images
~Awesome~ GREAT Models!!!
Very cool image ... I'm thinking Studebaker Golden Hawk ... one of their last models IIRC. Well done.
Cool old car!
Splendid image. What a great story, my friend. You really did a good job with this.
Geez, I missed trhis. Nice model (er models)!
I love the Studebaker Commander.53' I think.I had one while living in CA.
Beautiful car and great composition !