A render I found...

[DravidDavid]

Hey guys,

Thought I'd post this in the 3D section. Even though it's not really for "lighting" and "rendering", it's still 3D!
I rendered this with MentalRay in Autodesk Maya 2012 a few years ago. I have more work I can dig up if anyone is interested. A lot more 3D models, since I enjoyed 3D modeling the most! Unfortunately, I've only got WIP images dotted around the place.



EDIT / Technical Details:

- The cloth was nCloth which I UV'd and textured with a tablecloth texture I found on the internet, as with the wall paper in the background. The apple model and texture are not my own. I can't remember exactly where I found them. I just remember them being buggy as hell!

 

[Techman]

nice work.. Not easy to do at all.

 

[DravidDavid]

nice work.. Not easy to do at all.

Thanks! Certainly not easy. But if I think back to when I did this one, I think it took me a week. I could probably do the same thing during my lunch break today excluding render time, haha!

 

[Gino]

 

[peavey123]

Nice. Any sign related 3d stuff in the works for you?

btw, if you need free textures check out cgtextures.com just make an account they usually have a tiled version and non-tiled version of each and a fairly huge library.

 

[DravidDavid]

Nice. Any sign related 3d stuff in the works for you?

btw, if you need free textures check out cgtextures.com just make an account they usually have a tiled version and non-tiled version of each and a fairly huge library.

Thanks! I have an account there! They are awesome. I mainly make my own textures, or buy texture packs. This particular render was a test of sorts, it was also winter so I didn't want to go outside with my DSLR, haha

No sign related stuff in the works.

The only sign/3D related job I've done was to do with ceiling tiles. We printed a cityscape on 100+ ceiling tiles on our Oce 250GT. The architect wasn't happy with the resolution of his stolen Shutterstock image. I had to composite new buildings together in Photoshop combined with a high resolution cloud render that fit the narrow aspect. It was something like 46,000 pixels long by 7,000 pixels wide!

I'll see if I have a picture of the finished result laying around.

 

[lbpalm]

Or for those doing wrap or livery pre-viz: