New graphic…

[neidhardt]

Modelized on C6… to be continued.

[crazy wabbit]

very nice style love the first one on the left

[Frenchy Pilou]

Ah! la DS !

[shoeach]

I like very much your style.
You’ve an excellent sense of originality.

Your works gave me a big clue of the direction of my CG creation in the future.

Thanks, neidhardt.


Syuichi

[neidhardt]

Thank you for your comments. arigato Syuichi, have you got some picture to show me ?

[Nate Owens]

Wonder how you do that in Carrara?
Very nice style.
Looks a lot like vector graphics.

[shoeach]

Originally Posted by neidhardt

Thank you for your comments. arigato Syuichi, have you got some picture to show me ?

I’m enjoying CG little by little everyday as my favorite hobby and immersing myself to practice modo now.
In time, I’ll post my work here.

Merci, neidhardt.


Syuichi

[HeavyHanded]

Wow! You modeled all of that in Cararra? awesome! Great stuff! I especially love your color pallete and rendering style!

[JuST]

Looks really great! Especially the hair-effect on the cloak... the new hair-feature of C6 seems to be very cool? Oh and I like the lighting.

[EricD]

Great work as usual. I love the flat color areas on the road and especially the plants. The lack of a STRONG shadow under the car makes it look like it's floating, especially in the first image. Keep posting you image. They inspire me!

Eric

[sailor-ed]

Eye stopping images! Great graphic work and modeling.

[cartoonMike]

Wonderful images! Your work has been an inspiration to me, really like how you meld graphic design/cartooning within a 3D envrioment.

Would love to have an overview of your work process, not exactly a How-To but a How-I-did-it kind of essay.

Thanks very much for posting your work, it always gets me fired up and in a creative mood.

[neidhardt]

I tryed a new texture effect for the furs, less realistic, it looks better for me in this style. thanks for your comments.

[neidhardt]

I'ts very kind of you, Mike… Those comments give me plenty of cretive enegy too !
I posted a new WIP in the french part, I try to show step by step the process of my creation.

http://forums.polyloop.net/travaux-c...-jacobsen.html

[cartoonMike]

I checked out the link you posted and translated it via the link at the bottom of the page. Very nice stuff, that and your other work has given me some inspiration for a comic story I'm developing. That's why I asked for a "How-I-Did-It" essay -- I don't want to get lost in details that are really best left to me to discover, but how one goes about thinking and doing the creative bits. I liked how you said that the chair (in the link) was made in the '50's and you wanted to give the lighting and character a 60's feel. I seem to recall a picture you did some time ago that was a scene in a bar/party that had some pretty wild lighting and it made my jaw drop. You still do that!

It's too bad the translation stops at the middle of the page, but I kind of got the concept by the pictures (still the universal language, eh?).

BTW, really like the fur texture on the latest picture you posted. Nicely stylized and really fits in with the "feel" of the picture.

Are these pictures part of a larger 'whole' -- are they parts of a project, if I may be so bold to ask.

[tonytrout]

Really unique style, nice to see such originality and look. Cool.

[bwtr]

Very WOW! Thanks.
As a (?)simple summary, is the effect you get by the type of lighting specifically directed, individually, at each of the objects in the scene?

[neidhardt]

Thank for your nice comments !
bwtr > I used only general lighting for this scene.
On this scene, there are only 3 distant light. Main light is orange, there is a lateral white, an from the back, a strong white that make white edges on the objects.
Only the lateral white does generate shadows.
Sometimes I use a small lamp to light an area.

[bwtr]

Is this the sort of thinking on the right track? Good fun!

[neidhardt]

This is a screenshot of the lighting :