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Here is a super quick animation. Check it out.
click on the image to view it.





Hey folks, I was amazed with the quality of renderings that you guys produce everyday. It is really inspiring.

Your professional approach in every tiny detail is what driving me and pushing my 3d to sometimes even unnecessary level of detail. But as you guys I also sleep better when I know that all my back faces and hidden polygons are still good and ready for an extreme close-up shot.

Please check out some of my images,
and of course your professional comments and advices are most welcome.

The coils and microbevels rock!

Thanks Tom )

Originally I was planing to do a low res model, but .. after a while just realized that I'm just adding and adding more and more details.

Just got Maxwell 3 today, can't wait to get my hands on it.

Cool!

So good. Just the right amount of DOF.

Thanks guys

I found fairly convenient tool to control Maxwell Camera in Maya with "Aperture Mode" so controlling f-stop - is now a pure pleasure

Not only is it modelled and textured really well, but the lighting and composition work is spot on too. Great job!

RobMitchell wrote:Not only is it modelled and textured really well, but the lighting and composition work is spot on too. Great job!

+1 on this comment. Really great work

Thanks guys ) your compliments about my work really matter to me.
This is my personal project, just to train my self in texturing and hard surface modeling.
I wish I could post some of my everyday projects

Let me know if you're interested in a workflow behind any element from these images, would love to share the description of process.

Cheers.

Great work Nasok! Cant wait to see more of your work!

Thanks

I'll try to post some more work. Actually I was searching for animation section in this forum .. as I've got one super simple animation, that I've rendered in MAxwell, and just wanted to share.
So if anyone could give me a hint where it is suppose to be placed. It would be nice.

Cheers.

Just found this one … a bit old .. but I guess from same category … basically I started my hard surface modeling practice with this

Wow! Amazing.

Stunning image! Another great job.

For non-final jobs and test work (both stills and animation), you're best off posting it in the WIP section of the forum.

Nice lighting!