The New Krypton: October 2006

ASSIGNMENT 2 - Starts Here!! Animation Work. WIP.

Just some Basic Models of mine.

The Archery Target.

The Torso of my Protagonist.

The Arrow (1st Angle).

The Arrow (2nd Angle).

A Few Adjustments Before It's Published.

Here's the image again. Changed ever-so slightly in order to increase my chances of acquiring the best marks possible. I've again done some modelling work - decreased the amount of slats on the venetian blinds. I've again changed the Image plane in the background. I felt a dusk setting would work better with the light setup in my scene. When I import the image in Photoshop the levels are fine. I need not alter the level of black or white - when I auto level, there is no percievable change. I've lessened the depth of field and changed its focus (it covers the cord closer to the screen.) Im a lot happier now - especially that everything has been ironed out.

I'm likin this..

Well, as I wrote a number of days ago. Maybe even a week and a half, I was having serious, serious problems with this image. Now it's fine. I posted my problem on 3d Buzz, an awesome site full of people who cater with fearfully accurate advice.

Their advice helped. Just take a look.

I've changed the angle, the colours, the amount of reflectivity, the depth of field and done some small modelling touch ups to create a closer inidication of the final form of this image.

Too much Chrome might be a bad thing.

I just wanted to post some "nearing the end" images of my 747-200. I know it's a 747 but the 200 bit still puzzles me. If you find shiny things distracting - you may want to finish reading this post when you've got more time on your hands - it's really shiny.

Stuff the Pickle.

This is my final - but I think I will do some touch ups.

Add some "Imperfections" and such.

Mmmm...Glass.

"Let there be render."

I've had so much troubles with the render. Today I got a reply from the 3D Buzz forums, a guy suggested I remove "AutoClip Render" on the Persp. camera. Well guess what? It worked. Things now render. Thank you 3D Buzz!