Post your NON TLK art

[Pnt]

@KTL: Thanks! Means a lot that you're always so supportive with my work

@Bahati: Thanks man The biggest problem I've had with the Ultrapanivision aspect ratio is that it's not a standard frame dimension, so it's been hell getting a frame for a print


And now for a wallpaper. It actually looks pretty good if you have a 1280*1024 screen

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/36590924/

[Neola]

Looking great, pnt. Very detailed. ^^


Well, I just finished this one...and I guess for those who actually know the scene from Monkey Island, it's twice as fun but I'll post it anyways:
Guybrush and Elaine:



The sketch for this was drawn in school, so no reference again...oh and the subjects was maths btw

[Pnt]

Awesome comic strip, Neola! I'm not familiar with the characters, but it's quite funny ^_^

OMG, jellyfish!:

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/37071627/

[Kovu The Lion]

Wow Ryan you've really outdone yourself on those render's, The water in the glass is almost perfectly abstracted so you can see it being rustled and shaken, like that of a real life scenario if you were to get that far into it. It's just awesome, as for the Jellyfish.. They are just Eyeballingly amazing, I mean.. its just wow.. I could honestly say I could stare at that for a few hours amazed at it. Great Job Ryan.. Very good job *hugs*

Neola - Nicely done for something without Reference, however.. Never seen where that's from so I'm not quite sure if I get it's full meaning right about now

~KtL

[Bahati]

My first landscape attempt. I've only the vaguest notions of how to use this program properly.

[Shadow]

WHAT THE HELL OMFG THATS AZSOME 0.o

[LunarCat]

@neola-lol, nicely done though i can't quite figure out why he's wearing a dress....i don't know much about Monkey island xP

@pnt-another masterpiece my comment's on DA

@bahati-fantastic job! the sky and the water especially. gorgeous

[Bahati]

Your comments are appreciated. Here's more dinking around.

[Pnt]

Great job Bahati! The lense flares and object distibution make it look like you're using Vue, is that correct? If you are, I have a tutorial for it. I love the light usage in both scenes


Wow, thanks Chris! Very much appreciated, as always. Thanks LC! It's always so awesome that you take time to comment on my work

[Bahati]

Indeed, I'm using Vue and I'd love to have a gander at that tutorial.

[zazulover01]

Here is the next Frankie comic. This is a two parter and it begins at the bottom:

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...06064339PM.jpg

Here's part two, this one starts at the top.

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...06064715PM.jpg

[Neola]

Hehe, cute comics, zazulover

Bahati- That's gorgeous artwork! Say, how long does it approximately take to make one?

Thanks for your comments on my comic, guys^^
As for the dress...well, Guybrush (the guy in the dress) wants that map piece from Elaine (the gal obviously). But since she's having a costume party atm, he won't get inside her mansion without a costume...well and that dress was the only one left =P

[Monai]

Uhm...



Indeed.

[Bahati]

I'm not quite sure to make of that, Monai. Looks nice, though. Sneak that into an art gallery and no one would know the difference.

I toyed about 15 minutes tonight with a tutorial by professional artist Greg Martin on creating planets in Adobe Photoshop. I'm pleased with my first attempt.

[Pnt]

I'm please with your first attempt too, great job Bahati!





Another mock advertisement. This time it's an autococker paintball gun with the fictional name "Pug". I'll be doing a few more images with this model

I'm very happy with how the modeling and rendering (especially the render time) came out. Modeled in Maya and rendered in mental ray (<1 minute render time). I didn't use any lights in the scene; I used reflections tweaked with a few other material settings.

[Bahati]

Looks pretty slick, Pnt. My sole bit of constructive criticism concerns the squares spread around the edges of the picture; their angularity seems to clash with the curves of the gun, font, and logo (which looks familiar, but I can't remember from where).

The parts of the model closer to the camera seem blurred. Was that something you did post-render or a process within Maya?

A few weeks back you mentioned that you have a tutorial for Vue. If that statement's still true, would you please link me to it or host it somewhere?

[LunarCat]

Bahati that's amazing!!!!!!!!!!!

Pnt, really great job,

[Pnt]

Originally posted by Bahati
Looks pretty slick, Pnt. My sole bit of constructive criticism concerns the squares spread around the edges of the picture; their angularity seems to clash with the curves of the gun, font, and logo (which looks familiar, but I can't remember from where).

The parts of the model closer to the camera seem blurred. Was that something you did post-render or a process within Maya?

Yeah, I'm redoing the picture, I kinda feel sick looking back on it As for the logo, I use that logo on a lot of my compositions, maybe that's where you saw it? (It's just a vector rendered 3D model). The blurriness comes from the mental ray lense_physical_dof node

[Utora]

Wow Pnt. I'm blown away! You have come a long way since I last saw your work. I love the 3D work you do. I'm still very interested in doing work like yours, and was hoping you could tutor me sometime.








I can color?


It's me, as a werewolf.

Any tips on ANYTHING would be great. Advice from ye masters.

[Pnt]

Thanks Utora

I love the texture on the werewolf, very unique


As I promised, as not-so-sucky version of my paintball gun model