Are you sure you made these?
They are very professional. Great job on them.
(Sep 27, 2013 04:14 PM)Lightweight Wrote: Are you sure you made these?
They are very professional. Great job on them. Positive. Have the files to prove it. 😝
Anyways, thanks. I appreciate the compliments. Definitely some of my best work.
(Sep 27, 2013 04:19 PM)Coton Pker Wrote: the rendering isn't too bad.
I don't like how it's blurred on the top of the first two though.
I used to use AutoDesk products for my 3D modeling/animating... but C4D has become the people's favorite it seems. I've been using C4D for a little over two years, tried getting into 3ds max but it was too confusing for me.
About the renders, the D 'ivy' renders were kind of rushed and made for a member on hf. I spent the most time on the both E renders more and feel like those are just a little better then the others. Thanks for the feedback.
(Sep 27, 2013 04:25 PM)Coton Pker Wrote: AutoDesk products are hella confusing :p
but they're the best by far.
In highschool we used to use Maya to do BG, 3Ds max for characters, and mudbox for texturing. Wish my old highschool thought that stuff. I eventually want to start learning 3Ds max and possibly some Maya, but for now C4D is good for me.
(Sep 27, 2013 05:31 PM)PhehnoM Wrote: I'm not saying that you copied but It's basically the same: http://www.behance.net/gallery/A-Z-Serie...IP/7834449
They all look very nice, but they would had looked way better if you used vray. That's what I got my inspiration from. I've been following ian and like his style so I just thought I would try and recreate some of his work. I still feel like my stuff is somewhat unique and different. I have vray and am going to start using it for renders, just have to figure out some good settings first.
These are amazing, especially the one's with D's in them 😏
(Sep 27, 2013 05:43 PM)PhehnoM Wrote: Yeah, I really noticed it. Great work, vray is a pain in the ass for rendering but it's worth it. Thanks! Do you happen to have any good render settings for it?
Would be cool to see the last two make something other than an "E". ;)
Looks great doe.
(Sep 27, 2013 05:51 PM)Anal Voyage. Wrote: Would be cool to see the last two make something other than an "E". ;)
Looks great doe. Like what? o:
Thanks, appreciate all the good feedback.
(Sep 27, 2013 07:01 PM)Fox™ Wrote: That's amazing. Pretty big D. 😏
The D's were done for me, as It's my initial 😏
(Sep 27, 2013 05:47 PM)PhehnoM Wrote: These're the ones I used not so long ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__Pg0w6dexU They aren't the best but it renders a bit fast. Ah, I'll have to try those out and see what results I get, maybe I'll try tweaking them a bit. Thanks!
(Sep 27, 2013 07:01 PM)Fox™ Wrote: That's amazing. Pretty big D. 😏 Autopost wanted the D so I gave it to him. 🎉
Wow, that's beautiful. I think it's perfect and I would not change anything.
There is a white line at the bottom right of the letter, which I think is supposed to be a stem. That would be the only thing I would change because it sticks out. Other than that, amazing. :)
(Sep 27, 2013 04:12 PM).Element Wrote:
this is what i am looking for some original and a amazing work that you put some time in and a + for using Cinema 4d! big hat lift for you 🤝
(Sep 28, 2013 11:22 AM)Santa_coder Wrote:
this is what i am looking for some original and a amazing work that you put some time in and a + for using Cinema 4d! big hat lift for you 🤝 It's not too original since I got the inspiration from someone else.
Thanks for all the positive feedback everyone. Will be posting up some more of my work soon for sure.
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