You are Peter the Great, beautiful work, whether water or doing in ZBrush?
A bit abstract but still experimenting with water integration.
Peter
Just wanted to share a new image. A pair of hunting neovenators.
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Very impressive. I love it. Great lighting too. Which program did you use for rendering?
Thanks Snake…Im using keyshot with HDRI maps and a few hidden emissive lights…its a joy to use
http://www.digitaltutors.com/11/training.php?pid=1043
Hey Zbrushers…Just wanted to share news that I have a keyshot/Zbrush tutorial over on Digital Tutors.
Pete
Absolutely fantastic!!!
Wonderful work, render great Peter !!
Thanks guys…
I just landed another Dinosaur book deal…some test images attached.
modelled in Zbrush…rendered In Key Shot 4.
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Fantastic works…
…Really enjoying the dynamic perspectives…enhances the drama dramatically.
Congrats on your new book deal also…Well deserved.
Glenn
Really dynamic and inspiring images!
Especially love the crocs!
-Josh
Your dino images are really popping now.
Looks like Keyshot has been quite the discovery for you.
Beautiful work.
Peter great !!!, great job as always
Regards Kecaj
http://www.digitaltutors.com/11/training.php?pid=1043
My new tutorial is live on Digital Tutors…Lots of assets with the video’s as well… crocodiles and Dinosaurs galore.
i would love to see what you guys can do with them,
Pete
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Awesome! Cheers!
Tutorial excellent, a pity that such a short, for me, the old man is not all clear
maybe some private lessons for me;-)
Regards kecaj
Absolutely loving the Keyshot 4 enhancements
Pete
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Dino Lord,
I checked out the videos, kudos by the way. I downloaded the trial. Man, so sweet and easy. I found a workaround for meshes importing with the blue material. I have been experimenting with my Cassowary model, and had accidently baked the material into the textures and you weren’t kidding when you said it causes all kinds of trouble. I ran the Clean Tool Master plugin to rid the meshes of their materials…hit and miss. I exported the meshes out to Maya and reimported them with no luck. I do a lot of 3D printing files and remembered that there is an export obj option, so I exported the meshes as obj’s via the 3D print exporter with export textures checked and, BINGO! The obj files import with the material pre assigned to the default material. All I had to do is assign a new material and bring in my textures. Works like a charm.
I am still tweaking my scene and settings and will post a render soon. Oh, and I found a way to export all of my fibermesh feathers and they render like a dream.
Cheers
Derek
Hey Derek…Thanks Bud.
My workaround for models with baked materials is to quickly qremesh the original at around 15k polys then use this new mesh to project the old models high res onto…with rgb turned off with every projection if I feel the need to re paint. The new lower level qremeshed base mesh lets you subdevide around 5 times…approx 5 to 6 million polys…perfect for keyshot
Heads up…Just wanted to let you know that I have another tutorial out on Digital Tutors on the 1st of April
Thanks,
Pete
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