Here Hare Here + a little tip - Polyloop

Aunty Betty · 16th March 2006, 01:54

A little detail and test for my latest image I'm working on.

This will actually be a tiny detail of a bigger scene.

But here's the bit of greater interest

Infront of the models I placed a glass window with a small amount of noise + fresnel - this had a surprise effect in softening the transitions from lights to dark which I sometimes feel Carrara can make a bit sharp.

Try it - you'll see the difference.
mmmmm nice.

The scene also contains a small amount of global illumination from a sky light

AlainK · 16th March 2006, 02:05

Can you show a pic without the glass. Just curious...

Aunty Betty · 16th March 2006, 02:19

Alakazam Alakazoo

AlainK · 16th March 2006, 02:34

The difference is subtle. I thought the 2nd one looks more photographic. Just the right blurring effect. (At least in my monitor.) The first one looks like the glass is at the back, and not in front of the those little guys. The mice's heads are rendered well, imo. Good use of tools. ;-)

Aunty Betty · 16th March 2006, 02:55

Mice - damn me those are rabbits.
As seen through my eyes.

The second one is more contrasty and punchier the first has softer transitions and gives a more painterly feel.

See me, I like a painterly feel.

Thanks for the feedback.

AlainK · 16th March 2006, 03:28

They're both good. I could imagine them in book covers or post cards. If I were you I'd put a lot of watermarks in them. ;-) They're unique and very professional.

Frenchy Pilou · 16th March 2006, 04:11

...a new virus

Poor beasts

micaelito · 16th March 2006, 05:18

Thx for the tip Aunty ;)

As i can see, some rabbits will have trouble in your future work LOL

Jolran · 16th March 2006, 11:21

Oohh sick dude Aunty Betty. The rabbits look very dead. I think it is the eyes. And the mouth reveals that they have been tortured to death. Almost too real.
I've seen other pics from you, and you have the ability to make simple shapes
look interesting. Whats your secret? Composition? Very good.

tonytrout · 16th March 2006, 13:04

Yes the rabbits (the hares around here have looong feet) dont look very comfortable, why you not hang them by ears?

Nice trick with glass pane, much better transition. Idea seems like you could use for other filter effects

crazy wabbit · 16th March 2006, 23:18

I like, nice rabbits, are they dead?

Couerl · 17th March 2006, 20:24

It's almost Easter. :|

AWBenson · 17th March 2006, 22:11

Nice image. Reminds me of Arman Studio's work. (Wallace and Gromit)

The only issue is that it's hard to judge the scale of the bunnies. This is why I think someone suggested mice. Also, what are the triangle shapes suppost to me. Personally, I think those are ham legs on a butcher's line, but I could be wrong ;)

16th March 2006, 01:54	#1 (permalink)
Aunty Betty In the blooming heather Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Little Happening Posts: 569	Here Hare Here + a little tip A little detail and test for my latest image I'm working on. This will actually be a tiny detail of a bigger scene. But here's the bit of greater interest Infront of the models I placed a glass window with a small amount of noise + fresnel - this had a surprise effect in softening the transitions from lights to dark which I sometimes feel Carrara can make a bit sharp. Try it - you'll see the difference. mmmmm nice. The scene also contains a small amount of global illumination from a sky light Attached Thumbnails __________________ aka Boozy Floozie

16th March 2006, 02:19	#3 (permalink)
Aunty Betty In the blooming heather Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Little Happening Posts: 569	Your wish is my command Alakazam Alakazoo Attached Thumbnails __________________ aka Boozy Floozie

16th March 2006, 02:55	#5 (permalink)
Aunty Betty In the blooming heather Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Little Happening Posts: 569	Mice - damn me those are rabbits. As seen through my eyes. The second one is more contrasty and punchier the first has softer transitions and gives a more painterly feel. See me, I like a painterly feel. Thanks for the feedback. __________________ aka Boozy Floozie

16th March 2006, 04:11	#7 (permalink)
Frenchy Pilou What do you want me to create? Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: nébuleuse :) Posts: 5,526	Wish that is not... ...a new virus Poor beasts __________________ "Est beau ce qui plaît sans concept" Speedy Galerie

16th March 2006, 05:18	#8 (permalink)
micaelito Expert en couscous Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Rigné (79) Posts: 924	Thx for the tip Aunty ;) As i can see, some rabbits will have trouble in your future work LOL __________________ " Qui promène son chien est au bout de la laisse." Prof. André Sanfrapper - 1817

16th March 2006, 02:05	#2 (permalink)
AlainK Extrusion Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 178	Can you show a pic without the glass. Just curious...

16th March 2006, 02:34	#4 (permalink)
AlainK Extrusion Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 178	The difference is subtle. I thought the 2nd one looks more photographic. Just the right blurring effect. (At least in my monitor.) The first one looks like the glass is at the back, and not in front of the those little guys. The mice's heads are rendered well, imo. Good use of tools. ;-)

16th March 2006, 03:28	#6 (permalink)
AlainK Extrusion Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 178	They're both good. I could imagine them in book covers or post cards. If I were you I'd put a lot of watermarks in them. ;-) They're unique and very professional.

16th March 2006, 11:21	#9 (permalink)
Jolran NURBS Booleans are your friend Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Sweden Posts: 120	Oohh sick dude Aunty Betty. The rabbits look very dead. I think it is the eyes. And the mouth reveals that they have been tortured to death. Almost too real. I've seen other pics from you, and you have the ability to make simple shapes look interesting. Whats your secret? Composition? Very good.

16th March 2006, 13:04	#10 (permalink)
tonytrout Pixar want to hire me! Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Aotearoa Land of the long white cloud. Posts: 581	Yes the rabbits (the hares around here have looong feet) dont look very comfortable, why you not hang them by ears? Nice trick with glass pane, much better transition. Idea seems like you could use for other filter effects

16th March 2006, 23:18	#11 (permalink)
crazy wabbit Now, I learn animation Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,381	I like, nice rabbits, are they dead?

17th March 2006, 20:24	#12 (permalink)
Couerl Polygurbs Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Denver Posts: 1,301	It's almost Easter. :\|

17th March 2006, 22:11	#13 (permalink)
AWBenson Box modeling Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Miami, FL Posts: 292	Nice image. Reminds me of Arman Studio's work. (Wallace and Gromit) The only issue is that it's hard to judge the scale of the bunnies. This is why I think someone suggested mice. Also, what are the triangle shapes suppost to me. Personally, I think those are ham legs on a butcher's line, but I could be wrong ;) __________________ Andrew Benson AKA: AWBenson www.awbenson.com andrew (at) awbenson (dot) com

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