 vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | Christmas Day at Moose Lake
Christmas Day at Moose Lake | 
Base mesh |
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join:2003-02-15
Beverly Hills, CA | were the spruce trees in the background done in 3D? or is it just a background image?
and how come the spruce trees in the front are miniature? |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | The trees were modeled & textured in 3D (Vue Complete)...
The "trees" in front are supposed to be shrubs and bushes.... 
No photos were used in the image....
Cheers |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | 
Mammoth Hunters | 
Race to the Swing |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
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Halifax, NS | The Prowler
The Prowler - cropped version |
Created using Vue Complete 10, Photoshop Elements 10 & ArtRage Studio Pro 3.5...
I'm posting a cropped version to Canchat. To see the full image please visit the link below...
»The Prowler |
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 J E F FWhatta Ya Think About Dat?Premium
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Kitchener, ON
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| Pretty good art work, vue666  , wondering, do you ever do night scenes, perhaps light snowy moonlit night scenes?
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join:2003-12-28
Ontario, CAN | reply to vue666
Re: Christmas Day at Moose Lake Skills! Good work! |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | reply to J E F F
Re: The Prowler
Winter's Night | 
Santa's Halifax Trip |
said by J E F F:Pretty good art work, vue666 , wondering, do you ever do night scenes, perhaps light snowy moonlit night scenes?
It's been an while but here is one I did about 5 years ago, "Winter's Night". It's more digital painting then 3D rendering. I wasn't overly pleased with it... |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | reply to b34tBoX
Re: Christmas Day at Moose Lake Thanks kindly. It's how I kill my idle time in the winter.... |
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join:2001-03-29
Calgary, AB
kudos:3 | reply to vue666
Nice pics, means it took nice skills. Excellent.
Blake |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS
1 edit | Thanks kindly Blake. It's fun and I find it relaxing unless my computer starts to bind up...
Upgrading to a I5-2500K helped the rendering process a lot. If only SSD drives would go down in price.... |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS
2 edits | I'm a big fan of Canadian wildlife artist Robert Bateman
»www.robertbateman.ca/
I also love the work of Norman Rockwell, fantasy artist Frank Frazetta, Dutch painter B. C. Koekkoek, fantasy artist husband & wife team of Boris Vallejo & Julie Bell and hot rod artist Tom Fritz...
Anyone interested in 3D software may want to try the trial version of Vue or the PLE (personal learning edition) version of Vue...
»www.e-onsoftware.com/products/?page=try
Vue Pioneer 10 FREE
»www.cornucopia3d.com/products/vu···57639084 |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | 
Land of the Red Fox |
I've posted a cropped version here...
»Land of the Red Fox
Which do you prefer?
Cheers |
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jfmezeiPremium
join:2007-01-03
Pointe-Claire, QC
kudos:22 | reply to vue666
Hey Mr Vue. I am on Mac.
On the classic, I had a product called Extreme 3D from Macromedia. Adobe abandonned that product when they bought Macromedia. Someone recommended Cheetah. Do you have recommedatiosn for an affordable product ? |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | I've heard Cheetah 3D (available only for MAC) is quite good but I have no first hand experience with it...
For box modeling you can't beat Wings3D and best of all it's FREE. There's a Windows, MAC & Linux versions available....
»www.wings3d.com/wiki.php?title=Downloads
For rendering I would look at Blender (also free) and it comes in Windows, MAC & Linux versions... You can also model in Blender but I find it's interface confusing....
»www.blender.org/download/get-blender/
I use Vue Complete ver 10 and it comes in both MAC & Windows versions. But it's expensive. E-onsoftware through their affiliate Cornucopia3D offer a lighter version of Vue Free. It's called Vue Pioneer. Both MAC & Windows versions are available...
»www.cornucopia3d.com/products/vu···pioneer/
I would also look at DAZ Studio. There is a free version as well as a MAC version...
»www.daz3d.com/i/products/daz_stu···parison?
Cheers |
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| I'm a beginner with Blender and I find the interface OK. Before that I used for a while a real 3D CAD/CAE software. I'm missing in Blender the ability to set the "current point" via numeric coordinates for "precision modeling", but for "look good" it's good enough and pretty fast too.
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS
1 edit | I've heard good things about MOI (Moment of Inspiration), it's aimed at CAD users wanting to do 3D modeling with nurbs....
»moi3d.com/
For inorganic 3D modeling I use Wings3D, Hexagon3D ver 2, Google Sketchup (free version).
There is a MAC version of Hexagon3D... I purchased Hexagon when DAZ had it on-sale a few years ago for $25.00
»www.daz3d.com/i/products/hexagon···rements?
For organics I use Scupltris (free from ZBrush publishers)
»www.pixologic.com/sculptris/requirements/
And 3DCoat ver 3.5 |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | reply to jfmezei
said by jfmezei:Hey Mr Vue. I am on Mac.
On the classic, I had a product called Extreme 3D from Macromedia. Adobe abandonned that product when they bought Macromedia. Someone recommended Cheetah. Do you have recommedatiosn for an affordable product ?
You can also add Sculptris to the list of MAC software. And it is free....
»www.pixologic.com/sculptris/requirements/ |
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vue666Humour,no one takes it seriouslyPremium
join:2007-12-07
Halifax, NS | reply to Black Box
said by Black Box:I'm a beginner with Blender and I find the interface OK. Before that I used for a while a real 3D CAD/CAE software. I'm missing in Blender the ability to set the "current point" via numeric coordinates for "precision modeling", but for "look good" it's good enough and pretty fast too.
Is that the older version of Blender or the new (2.5?) with the updated interface? |
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