Coke vs Pepsi.

**Josè Campoy.** · 08 November 2006, 05:38 PM

i was busy with the school and other things.

i have 2 or 3 moths without draw something, i made this image 5 months ago.

a have another images but i will post only this for now.

People said me "you are wrong coke is better than pepsi"

José.

**Josè Campoy.** · 08 November 2006, 05:42 PM

I post the wrong image

I wll post the final image in the afternoon or tomorrow

because i´m not in my home now i´m in the school.

**Soquili** · 08 November 2006, 05:46 PM

I like this very much. Very nice modeling and the high contrast lighting is reminisient of boxing rings.

Was it difficult to map the Coke logo to the deformation where Pepsi's fist caused the dent?

I see I'll have to wait to see the final image

**Josè Campoy.** · 16 November 2006, 04:47 PM

The image.

post your C&C

**Whizz Kid** · 16 November 2006, 05:39 PM

That is a nice drawing that you have drawn

You have even got the bluryness around the to cans

Great Work

**gidgit** · 16 November 2006, 08:32 PM

Haha, this is a really cool grafx... what a concept

**Soquili** · 16 November 2006, 08:46 PM

Josè, very nice modeling. Did you have to tweek the texture map for the Coka Cola logo so it conforms to the dent in the can?

Paul - Working in a 3D application is different from drawing in a 2D application like Xara Xtreme. In a 3D application you work with 3 Dimensional objects and manipulate the mesh (wireframe) that defines it's shape. It isn't the same a using a Pen Tool or Freehand Tool to draw. There are ways of drawing a path or spline and use that to define the shape of an object. For example if you draw the profile (outline of half a wine glass) you can use that with a lathe tool to create a 360 degree rotation around an axis to make a 3D wine glass object.

**ankhor** · 16 November 2006, 10:23 PM

Originally Posted by Soquili

Josè, very nice modeling. Did you have to tweek the texture map for the Coka Cola logo so it conforms to the dent in the can?

Paul - Working in a 3D application is different from drawing in a 2D application like Xara Xtreme. In a 3D application you work with 3 Dimensional objects and manipulate the mesh (wireframe) that defines it's shape. It isn't the same a using a Pen Tool or Freehand Tool to draw. There are ways of drawing a path or spline and use that to define the shape of an object. For example if you draw the profile (outline of half a wine glass) you can use that with a lathe tool to create a 360 degree rotation around an axis to make a 3D wine glass object.

well I have to look into 3d graphics one of these days, here something
done in xara xtreme just for fun.

**ankhor** · 16 November 2006, 10:29 PM

Originally Posted by Josè Campoy.

People said me "you are wrong coke is better than pepsi"

José.

They WERE right, I was a Coca Cola lover, BUT, they changed
the formula, and now my favorite cola is freeway cola. Tastes
better than sugarwater Pepsi and sugarwater Coke.
Or I must get Coca Cola Classic somewhere, because, not available here.
I might change my mind again.

**Josè Campoy.** · 22 November 2006, 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by Soquili

Josè, very nice modeling. Did you have to tweek the texture map for the Coka Cola logo so it conforms to the dent in the can?
.

The texture wa easy to make.

i made the texture with xara X. and in 3ds max i setup de UV MAP

with the model in low poly and when i modify the model the texture fit in the model automaticaly