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Richard 1,943 posts
hey there guys...
here is an other somthing i am working on at school...
we had to pick an image and reproduce it in 3D.
the concept painting was done by Gary Tonge and Full credits goes to him for it...
his website:
http://www.visionafar.com
his gallery on cgtalk:
http://antifan.cgsociety.org/gallery/
i would have prefered to make my own picture and then produce it in 3d, but the school did not allow me to since the exercise is to reproduce something that we did no make... anyhow...
i have to finish this for december so you'll see all the progress here...
so far, i started bloking stuff out and added a simple light to see what's going on inside the room (done in maya btw)
i chose this picture to be able to work my lighting skills in maya and spend a lot of time on it.
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JayG 1,164 posts
Looks neat man, are you going to model all the little planks and texture everything too are do you only need to reproduce the lighting?
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hype 2,964 posts
wow, looks great so far, Rich! What a great exercise! I always thought that would make a good challenge - take a photo (I realize yours isn't a photo) and recreate it as accurately as possible.
Gonna be a lot of cool texturing work in this!
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BColbourn 2,323 posts
i think it was done for a challenge on cgtalk, my teacher last month showed us some of them that looked alot like that hallway. anyways, the blockout looks good, spot on with the camera matching.
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Richard 1,943 posts
a little update
yea it was indeed used for a lighting chalenge... never the less, that's not gonna stop me from working on it
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JayG 1,164 posts
So fah so good man, lookin' nice.
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Richard 1,943 posts
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JayG 1,164 posts
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ivanisavich 4,196 posts
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Richard 1,943 posts
Ar My website is down!!! wtf is going on???
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Richard 1,943 posts
thank god, it just went back up... no idea what just hapened there!
anyhow... my question was... how could i create them electric wire going along.. i supose the best woul be to use a spline, but how would i make it thick? i know how to do it in max... but i forgot i wasn't using max anymore
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Richard 1,943 posts
triple post! lol, iest showed me this... so i'll be fine for now...
http://www.simplycg.net/viewtopic.php?t ... tain+shape
i'd be curious to know if any of you guys know an other method, just out of curiosity...
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mechis 520 posts
This is a nice start. How are you making sure to get the right proportions? Are you modelling on top of a reference image? Must be pretty tough!
~Mechis
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Cameron 2,374 posts
yeah its coming along nice mate
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quinn paynter 356 posts
Yeah Ridestowe you are correct. They did do that exact scene as a lighting comp over at CGtalk.
Coming along well though Richie!
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Richard 1,943 posts
i am finished with the modelling,
worked on it for about a day or two i think... (in total)
i am now taking care of the lighting, and then i'll do the texturing, re work the lighting by a noch if it needs to. te i might do a little toshop work or an animaion in it... we'll see..
I just noticed a wood plank is missing in there, i'll take care of that...
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ivanisavich 4,196 posts
Looking great so far mate!!! Really close!
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zachm 1,230 posts
wow man, that's great so far. It seems like you're using a longer lens than in the original. I'm willing to bet that you've got a 35 at this point, but if you turned it into like a 24, you might get your look even closer. Give it a try, but if i'm wrong, please forgive me.
-Z
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kilroy 787 posts
That is looking really sweet dude. Very nice detail. Should look great with textures.
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Richard 1,943 posts
hey guys, no i did not gave up on it!
i started texturing, doing some sort of camera projection, using parts of the initial painting to make my textures for each object...
should be finished tonight or tomorow...
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kilroy 787 posts
Coming along real nice, may need a bit of light but nothing much. Looks fantastic Rich.
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Richard 1,943 posts
not much change since, but here is what i have now... the rest wil be completed tomorow.
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Cameron 2,374 posts
Looking good mate, loving the floor and archway
