Some scene renderings

[ivan louette]

Here they are ! Just attempt for lights, textures before anything else.

Enjoy,
ivan

[ivan louette]

Here they are ! Just attempt for lights, textures before anything else.

Enjoy,
ivan

[ivan louette]

And another one.

[Mike Bailey]

Nice Job Ivan, do you plan to rig your character models for posing?

[Grafixman]

Love the car, I've never seen one sticking its tongue out . I agree with Mike. It would be nice if the characters are posing more naturally. And they would need some shoes, too. . Waiting to see the final render.

[ivan louette]

Many thanks !!!

Of course I plan to rig them ! I have bought ACS for Lightwave one week ago and I think I will need a couple of months to work effectively with it.
He will have shoes, but she doesn't.

kindly,
ivan

[Soquili]

Very nice Ivan. Réséda prefers to be barefoot? Some women can't get enough shoes and some prefer bare feet.

[ivan louette]

Yes, réséda prefers bare feet, ...even in snow and frosts

kindly,
ivan

[Mike Bailey]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> I have bought ACS for Lightwave <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Ivan, I am not familar with Lightwave so I don't know what ACS is.

For myself it has been a natural progression in the learning curve, modeling and mapping then rigging for animation. Being a self taught hobbiest, I am just beginning to learn ERC/EMC rigging for poser, with it a single control is linked, for instance, to all the finger bones so that it will make all the fingers (grip) open and close with one adjustment or when an arm is bent at the elbow one or more muscle morphs will bulge or stretch. Math can also be applied and ratio's setup between the various elements within the link.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> I will need a couple of months to work effectively with it. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I hope you enjoy the learning process.

[Broon]

I really like the colour and feel to this render Ivan. Very 'caramelesque"

Bonne job -
Wayne