Superb!!

*gasps* I've seen some of your work before on another site I think. You seem to be a league above most other people I've seen in 3-D modelling. Your grasp of light, texture and detail is simply staggering. I'd be interested to know how you created the human figures we see in your work. Anyways, I have to look away now - I need to blink.

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Alec Nicoll

i really like this.. same with all your work. Im wondering though how much post work do u do. Cause i really get a painted feel from it. Any chance we could see a render before post process.

I agree. I'd love to see an untouched render. This piece is fantasic, by the way.

damn, what new system? and btw, incredibly detailed.. i like this one quite a lot!

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this is really beautiful.. amazing style, man, and your work is absolutely incredible. very, very well done .

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I actually used very little postwork on this scene. The sunrays, photographic arms and some enhanced highlights along with some moderate color corrections are pretty much it. Sure, i could´ve used volume lights for the rays, but when it comes to total control, postworked ones are really the best way to go.

If you pass by the C4D forum at Renderosity, i´ve posted a few wip threads about the scene and the modeling process, as well as the final pre-postwork render. Here´s the thread with the render: [link]

Hey thanks.

If you mean this specific scene, it´s just a few photographic arms, cutted from some human reference shots.
In the case with other images, the oldest ones are Poser people, often blended with Bryce boolean models. I stopped using Poser about 2 years ago though, so these days i just draw the characters. They´re usually pretty small so they don´t need to have to much detail.

amazing, reminds me very much of an Unreal Tournament 2k4 lvl.

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Here´s a link to a thread over at Renderosity with the untouched render. [link]