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Published: 2014-01-25 23:14:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 20055; Favourites: 929; Downloads: 400
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Software Used:- Autodesk Maya 2013
- ZBrush 4
- Substance Designer 3
- Mental-Ray (rendering)
- Adobe Photoshop CS6 (post-production)
[Concept by Mitchell Mohrhauser]
Follow my art on [facebook]! There is a [Step by Step] of this image there
copyright Β© 2014 Jorge Barros
Edit: Thank you so much for the Daily Deviation, it means a whole lot to me! And many, many thanks for leaving your comments, faving and watching, it sure motivates me to keep working! Β
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Thank you, Jane! And thanks for faving
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Hey, I'm new to 3D modelling, can you tell me where you used Zbrush in this scene, and why did you use Mental-Ray instead of Maya built-in render engine? (I never even heard of Mental-Ray, would like to know what makes it better)
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Hello,
I used ZBrush only for the curtains. Rest of the scene was all modeled in Maya
As for the renderer, well, I'm not saying mental ray is better. It kind of depends on your needs for the scene you're rendering. I'd suggest you google about that for further information as I am not an expert on this matter. Appart from googling, maybe it's also a great idea for you to try them on a scene and see for yourself what one of them offers you that the other ones don't, or what limitations they have.
Hope I was useful
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I googled it for a bit, but it's for autodesk products, I use blender
Thanks for the information anyway
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*flops over*
I'm learning how to use Cinema 4D in my graphics course and I have trouble making an okay toaster.
And then there's this!
HOW
I COULD NEVER
I've been getting so fed up 3D modelling, I just UGGGGHHHH
How long did this take?! It's spectacular!Β
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Just remember that persistence pays in results!
Making use of the tons of free tutorial content on the web helps immensely!
Some of the best tutorial series I've ever seen are on 3dbuzz.com, but there are many others like 3DLabs.com, 3dtotal.com, cgarena.com etc.
Once you find a tutorial creator you like,
stick with them and you'll learn fast!
a creative mind is a terrible thing to waste !
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Heh, I sorta got stuck on the lackadaisical attitudes of Buzz and the guys that helped throughout some of the VTM's. I mean some of their jokes are kinda corny, but it helps to keep the mood light hearted - instead of a droning narration that lets you fall asleep.
I usually have my game soundtracks playing low anyway, just to keep my attention focused on the tutorial content, without too much background noise I'm not familiar with!
I don't know how much research, or that you're aware of all the different methods for learning - but many people really learn in totally different ways from each other, but naturally for expedience sake most schools still use the same methods for all students usually!
Anyway, Cheer's & GL with finding just the right narrator!
I need to fix some issues with my GFX card drivers again! -.-
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A mix of book and video will usually work for me.
Takes time, but sadly, the course has moved on and now we're not using C4D anymore.
I'm considering finding some good free 3D model software, so I can get better.
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There's a lot of them online for sure,
it just depends on your preferences -
and workflow habits, as to which one
you'll finally pick to be creative with!
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Ohhhh yeah. Google is the best thing ever.Β
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Yep! Gotta have it!
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Hahaha Β
Well, I started it in April, finished it in January, so it took around 9 months, but with many pauses along the way, and only worked on it on my free time, which isn't much.. you can take a look at the [Step by Step] on facebook, maybe it helps you understand how the image evolved
Thank you very much for your comment and for faving! Β
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Beautiful work! Congratulations on the DD!
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It's my pleasure!
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Thanks! And thank you for faving it!
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You are more than welcome, my dear! ^^
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Every detail helps this picture look realistic and elegant. I love the piece! Congrats on the DD!
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Thank you very much, Rebeca!
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Awesome work!! Well done with your Daily Deviation, you deserve it! 
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Thank you, Angela!
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It looks like you could almost walk straight into the room! Β Great job! Β This reminds me of concept art from my favorite video game series, Amnesia.
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Thank you very much! I never played it, I don't quite appreciate that type of games! Β
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Very awesome job on this Jorge sir! I was REALLY hopin to seein this all done!
Looks really longtime historic!
Anyways long time and I'm hoping to hearin from ya and more of your awesome 3D works!
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Thank you, Malia! And thank you for faving it
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You are more then welcome! I didn't expect for you to sayin my IRL name! That's so awesome!
So how was your Christmas holiday?
And a Happy New Year to ya too!
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lightning is just like Max Payne-the game; nice work
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Thanks, Yogesh! I played the game many years ago, but I confess I don't remember if there's a place like this in the game, and I fail to see the resemblance with the images from the link you provided!Β
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Woooow wow wow wow, this is amazing! Great job and congratulations for the daily deviation! β₯
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Muito obrigado, Julia! Β
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Opa, de nada, Jorge!
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Awesome sΓΊper realistic congratulations for dd
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You are welcome i hope check the gallery
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Thank you, Matt!
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Thanks! And also for faving it!
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Fantastic job. This piece has a unique sense to it that really makes it stand out.
Excellent color selection and blending, overall marvelous composition!
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Many warm congratulations! You totally deserve this DD, it's a really well-made and kind of mysterious scenery!
Keep up your talented job!
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Thank you so much, my dear, you're too kind! Β
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