[Neb]

I re-colored bike to more dark desigh. It isn't most important thing on the entire image. Yes, right, the motorcycle is a one of the story telling item. The final mood and main theme is a secret now After I'm satisfied from the final mood form Girl in the rain scene, I would like to continue this kind of final touch my works. I hope that I achieved that in current project... Rendering in progress

[rusteberg]

[Neb]

The Blair Witch Project by Maxwell

[Neb]

[clemens_at]

you sir are crazy!
looking forward to the final renders!

[Neb]

I guess that you like my previews... Thanks! The final images almost ready.

[tom]

Very nice style!

[Neb]

Thank you Tom! I'm cooking last SL of the final renders

[Mihai]

That would look even cooler with a bit of fog (and on the ground some dismembered childrens dolls, for some reason are also very creepy). Great work!

[Neb]

Thank you Mihai! You feel the mood perfectly Here is a proof. Tha final image. I made a little fog among the trees Dismembered childrens dolls ? Sounds tasty
I post one of the finished image. Rest I will post in gallery topic soon.

[Neb]

Preparing for interior shot.

[Neb]

I would like to make a wet window after the rain. First attempt to achieve this effect.

[eric nixon]

Finished image looks great (the ground is a little bit too blurry though IMO), looks like there is some ground fog effect, or is that a consequence of the headlight, with the fog actually being uniform in the scene?

Have you tried lambert refractive fog, it would show up the headlight beam better perhaps.

[Neb]

Thanks Eric! Final images have a highest resolution. Should be ok. I decided to add only Maxwell bloom and a little fog in postpro. My main goal is to show far distance and falloff motorcycle light among the trees to focus on that space.

[Neb]

I'm playing with coating material feature. Thanks for Tom for great tip posted on the Maxwell Blog page. It works really cool especially for items which are close to the camera It's very subtle effect but pushing the overall look on next level up.

http://blog.maxwellrender.com/tips/push ... materials/