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PereBalsach
09-16-2002, 08:14 PM
Hi there,
This is a pic form a project that i was working.
I was modeled and rendered in Maya.

I would like to know if somebody like it.

Thanks a lot!!

slaughters
09-16-2002, 08:32 PM
For the amount of blood stains on the walls there is very little on the floor. There should be large stains on the floor that show obvious drip patters from the sides of the walls and table. You might also model a drain in the floor to have some place for the blood to go to.

Frank Dodd
09-16-2002, 09:40 PM
I like it. We don't see much horror 3D so this is a welcome change :) I agree with the comment on the bloody on the floor, it looks like the whole floor should be a swimming pool for it. Perhaps some grating to drain some of the blood and a chainsaw poking into the scene from the main character to do the work at hand :) Perhaps the blood could do with a 'wetter' look took.

Nice work.

slaughters
09-16-2002, 10:03 PM
I forgot to mention. It's hard to see how the corpses are attached to the wall. Right now it looks like some one is using velcro or crazy glue.

You should model some sort of rusty metal meat hooks coming out of the walls so we can assume that is what the bodies are being hung on.

Matt
09-16-2002, 11:58 PM
Originally posted by slaughters
For the amount of blood stains on the walls there is very little on the floor. There should be large stains on the floor that show obvious drip patters from the sides of the walls and table. You might also model a drain in the floor to have some place for the blood to go to.


Why, aren't we the twisted one?

piajartist
09-21-2002, 09:48 PM
great pic, your avatar contradicts that pic

Matt Parker
09-21-2002, 10:18 PM
the texas chainsaw massacre has made it to CG!! wooohoo!! nice job dood, i really love the new renders that are different..like the other person said, cgtalk doesn't get much gore. :thumbsup:

Matt

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