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Tartiflette · 21st November 2007, 11:40

Wow a lot of good informations there, thanks Romi for taking the time to explain all of this to us !

And your comic was very good already, especially given the age at which you've done it.

Are you still drawing those days, or did the computer take all your creative time ?

Anyway, i hope we'll see other fantastic work as this one in the future coming from you.

Cheers,
Laurent aka Tartiflette

crazy wabbit · 21st November 2007, 14:26

One question, was it easier to model the man like that, or you had his modeled standing and then posed him that way?

micaelito · 21st November 2007, 19:48

Very nice work !
You managed the conversion 2D / 3D , not so easy to do, so BIG congrats !

mayito7777 · 21st November 2007, 21:52

Very nice work indeed.

wolfriver · 3rd December 2007, 06:07

Great stuff!

sifoto · 3rd December 2007, 11:03

Excellent !!!

JuST · 10th December 2007, 14:12

Wow... the modelling and rendering is amazing! VRay seems to be a good tool for this kind of renderings.

Teteille · 5th January 2008, 15:35

Great ! I realy like it

very good job, congratulations

DEMODELEUR · 5th January 2008, 18:33

Excellent.....And what is this language I cannot recognize , TILATIN speaking?
Very nice 3 and 2d

medeamajic · 6th January 2008, 22:24

Very good work indeed! I thought your 3-D model was an actual toy.

handlebar · 14th January 2008, 14:04

Fantastic work! I realy love the render style, and the modeling is great and expressive.

Steve

markbremmer · 15th January 2008, 05:03

Marvelous!

3webjam · 31st January 2008, 12:45

Wow! What a gread 3D scene - excellent work!

Jacqueline

Bracer · 6th February 2008, 09:13

This is TALENT !

I love the character! Such an excellent reflection of the mood of its 2D counterpart !

Seriously Excellent romiworks !

21st November 2007, 19:48	#23 (permalink)
micaelito Expert en couscous Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Rigné (79) Posts: 949	Very nice work ! You managed the conversion 2D / 3D , not so easy to do, so BIG congrats ! __________________ " Qui promène son chien est au bout de la laisse." Prof. André Sanfrapper - 1817

21st November 2007, 21:52	#24 (permalink)
mayito7777 Hexagoner Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Saint Cloud, Florida Posts: 751	Very nice work indeed. __________________ Seek and ye shall find. JESUS Hexagon 2\|Carrara 6 Pro\|Photoshop CS2\| Painter X http://richchurchtoday.blogspot.com/

3rd December 2007, 06:07	#25 (permalink)
wolfriver Spline Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 56	Great stuff! __________________ Thanks, Wolf "Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." _A. Einstein

3rd December 2007, 11:03	#26 (permalink)
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5th January 2008, 15:35	#28 (permalink)
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21st November 2007, 11:40	#21 (permalink)
Tartiflette Bob dans Monsters, Inc Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Lussan, Gard Posts: 2,157	Wow a lot of good informations there, thanks Romi for taking the time to explain all of this to us ! And your comic was very good already, especially given the age at which you've done it. Are you still drawing those days, or did the computer take all your creative time ? Anyway, i hope we'll see other fantastic work as this one in the future coming from you. Cheers, Laurent aka Tartiflette

21st November 2007, 14:26	#22 (permalink)
crazy wabbit Now, I learn animation Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,381	One question, was it easier to model the man like that, or you had his modeled standing and then posed him that way?

10th December 2007, 14:12	#27 (permalink)
JuST Pixar want to hire me! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Braunschweig, Germany Posts: 500	Wow... the modelling and rendering is amazing! VRay seems to be a good tool for this kind of renderings.

5th January 2008, 18:33	#29 (permalink)
DEMODELEUR Extrusion Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 154	Excellent.....And what is this language I cannot recognize , TILATIN speaking? Very nice 3 and 2d

6th January 2008, 22:24	#30 (permalink)
medeamajic Now, I learn animation Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1,034	Very good work indeed! I thought your 3-D model was an actual toy.

14th January 2008, 14:04	#31 (permalink)
handlebar Vertex Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 10	Fantastic work! I realy love the render style, and the modeling is great and expressive. Steve

15th January 2008, 05:03	#32 (permalink)
markbremmer Escaping to 3D worlds... Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 176	Marvelous! __________________ Mark Bremmer Beginner, intermediate and advanced Carrara tutorials are here.

31st January 2008, 12:45	#33 (permalink)
3webjam Extrusion Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Holland Posts: 167	Wow! What a gread 3D scene - excellent work! Jacqueline

6th February 2008, 09:13	#34 (permalink)
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