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izack 10-30-2003, 12:14 PM Hi All,
After browsing here for awaile, I thought it is a good time to send my first post...
I'm doing this "Dojo" as a personal project to learn some more...
It might become a background for animation I have in mind. (no, not another Matrix animation)
Done with Maya, Rendered with MR
Hope you will like it.
http://www.varsanno.com/graphics/dojo-a-05-03.jpg
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werner007
10-30-2003, 05:52 PM
Hello,
its nice, I like japanese room architecture. A tip: There is an very good book from Sadao Hidi, called Japanese Detail: Architecture
It will give you some usefull ideas for your work!
Greetings
Werner
nice start , what will be the animation ?? do you see kill bill . you have a fabulous dojo scene with a super fight it can be inspiring .. he he
izack
10-31-2003, 01:08 AM
Thanks for the C&C.
I will look into this book (even though I just finished my yearly "Amazon" Budget)
This is my first try in Buildings and rooms.
I never tried to do anything like this before.
Therefore I took some references to lot of different Dojos.
I also went through the Matrix movie frame by frame... but never used it as a goal, just as a general reference.
Regarding the animation... I'm not sure I will do any, but I want to try something different.
I want to do tutorial to the first "Kata" in Shoto-Kan (Karate).
It is hard to learn them by books or even videos. And I feel that if I will have to animate it, it will improve both my animation and my Karate skills.
(And it will be with some value for others)
But this is a really big project for me.
I'm working full time (and some more) as computer (Software) engineer...
Please, any more C&C?
I know I have some basic problems here...
Thanks for your time!
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