funny faces

[archie]

funny faces



now i'm wondering -

why is it so quiet at the forum ?

is the user base paralyzed by the advent of v5.6 beta or is everyone moving into blender ? :tongue:

why is not everybody having fun rendering something really silly ?

maybe someone has an even more hilarious idea and joins me here,

just for the fun ?

 

[Sebastião]

Very good i like the dirt

Very good Archie i like!!
This funny HAHAHA:icon_thumbup:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Bye

 

[archie]

thanks seb !

 

[Sebastião]

Thank´s me

Thank´s me
Bye

 

[SurfingAlien]

haha that's funny indeed!
and very good materials as well :icon_thumbup:

cheers,
A

 

[archie]

thanks A,
- a

 

[Erin]

Great models and renders Archie!:icon_thumbup:
I think that this will be a fun thread to get going. I'm just so swamped now doing boring 'non modeling'' things. You ALMOST had me dragged into this the other day, but I must focus, focus, focus :frown:
Maybe I'll get a funny face posted soon.

Erin

 

[archie]

thanks erin !

hope you'll find some free time to *defocus* and join in with something funny, that will not only bring relief but also is a good learning exercise as i have experienced with these valves and faucet and sink...

- archie

 

[BillG]

Thanks, Archie! Those are great! Good humor and great models! I'll try to post one a little later when I figure out how to do it.

Bill in MN

 

[novolume]

Here's a subtle one - not to the standards that Archie has posted but I thought I'd post it anyway.

If anyone has any ideas on making the white plastic look more realistic (and in fact the whole scene) I'd love to hear it - at the moment it's lit by the HDRI and a single point light.

Thanks!

 

[SurfingAlien]

If anyone has any ideas on making the white plastic look more realistic (and in fact the whole scene) I'd love to hear it - at the moment it's lit by the HDRI and a single point light.

that's pretty good Dave! :icon_thumbup:

for the plastic button I think you could try to smooth edges either with the bevel tool or with the old ringcut+subdivide technique. the shader could also use a slight reflection (maybe with a 0.1 blur but that depends on the plastic you're trying to replicate)... if you want it to be more white you can try a little emission (like 5/100) but I think it's easier to balance the white point in post

just my 2c btw :smile:

cheers,
A

 

[Sebastião]

Nice work

:icon_thumbup: Very nice
Bye

 

[archie]

hi novolume,

thank you for joining in !
good idea, textures and render.
alessandro is right about the plastic:
add blurred reflections and tweak color and value till you get the shiny look (always depends on the hdri and view angle, the specular works only with a direct light).
blurred reflections always increase rendering times substantially but in many cases the number of samples can be lowered from 16 to 4 or even less.
the shadow around the case is very dark, i would power up radiosity a bit.

good to see another idea, i think there are endless possibilities...

@ BillG
thanks bill !

- archie

 

[cmezes]

A simple quick & dirty scene, but I definitely had some fun doing it...
(The texture on the sausage is from the "Decorated Pig" thread)

 

[archie]

A simple quick & dirty scene, but I definitely had some fun doing it...
(The texture on the sausage is from the "Decorated Pig" thread)

lol good one !

thanks for introducing this delicious contribution !

:smile:

- archie

 

[cmezes]

Another try ;-)
(the textures are from cgtextures.com)

 

[SurfingAlien]

Another try ;-)
(the textures are from cgtextures.com)

that's very nice! :icon_thumbup:

 

[archie]

Another try ;-)
(the textures are from cgtextures.com)

ooops sorry, somehow i missed this,
very good and convincing work with those textures and the confused look is priceless.
thank you for contributing !

- archie

 

[cmezes]

@archie & SurfingAlien: Thanks!

 

[GardenSpider]

Funny faces are everywhere, you just have to know where to look.

-- GS