Digital Morning position 2 by robodesign
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The room and all the objects were made at a real scale. I worked on this scene from december 2003 until late june 2004. This image took 8 days, 8 hours, 49 minutes and 59 seconds to render.
I used radiosity, caustics (for the globe on the desk) and SSS (for the courtains).
Special thanks to Shademaster and Cinemike for suggestions and critiques during the creative process.
Be sure to also check out the second render.
I recommend you to view the "Making of Digital Morning" page which shows all the images I saved during the creative process.
This image has:
- appeared in the "Best of Cinema 4D" gallery from January 2005 issue of the 3DAttack magazine;
- been featured on the front page of the Cinema 4D Belgium web site;
- been on the 9th place in the "Cinema 4D Hot 20" gallery from Renderosity.com;
- been featured as a Daily Deviation on DeviantArt.com in 2005-08-11.
The image was rendered with:
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4, 1.7 Ghz;
- Memory: 1 GB RIMM;
- HDD: 20 GB SCSI (10000 RPM);
Comments (12)
Excellent, need all :-)
Well done. A truly excellent piece of work.
Saw this great piece of work on CG Talk. Excellent work and conrats a a super modeling and render job! Vote!
I like it very much .. very realistic!
awesome work and detail! but 17 days to render?!!!that's a huge chance to take-I used to do 24 hour renders, and had my machine crash during! there has got to quicker way for you-maybe you should post your radiosity settings in the forum, and someone could find a quicker way for you.excellent work though.
I like the cammera position better in this shot, it makes all those extra hours with caustics worth it.
amazing! look so real :)
fantastic modeling and dedication. You should have far more comments on this piece. lots of details and outstanding realism. You should invest in a multiproccesor system to match your work and dedication to detail. one of the most realistic i've seen.
my god it's a perfect pict!
the best realisation pic i haver ever seen before! Amazing all the details genius work!!! v
Thank you all for the great comments and support. I'm not a very good radiosity optimiser... for the next image... my challenge is: reduce render times! :)
damn this is some serious work wow :o