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Expert
 John Papafotiou
Lighting TD
Wellington,
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This is your second piece in zbrush? Nice work.
 I do, however, agree with the others about the incorrect anatomy. One thing that stands out to me are the nipples, they are just lumps and are too high up. Also there seems to be aliasing in the main render. But apart from that the render itself is fantastic. Congrats on the award! |
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03 March 2008
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Meep!
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Deke Kincaid
VR Pipeline Supervisor
DD
Los Angeles,
USA
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Originally Posted by oDDity:
Sorry, but this is a very poor piece of work.
I'm confused. This zbrush piece is a copy of a real life sculpture. If his anatomy and cloth is wrong, then isn't that an issue you have with Corneille Van Clève piece in the Louvre and not ralphreinle? So the Louvre sucks because they have pieces with bad anatomy?The pose, the anatomy the sculpting technique are all naive and display a severe lack of knowledge. The vray render at first glance makes it look kind of cool to someone with no knowledge of sculpture or anatomy, and I guess that's why one of the moderators decided to put it on the front page. I can go into a long and detailed list of where it's wrong if you like, but since there is no part of the anatomy or cloth that has been adequately observed or sculpted, it would indeed be a long list. http://www.louvre.fr/llv/oeuvres/de...51&bmLocale=en#   __________________
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03 March 2008
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It’s the journey…
 Bill Melvin
freelance cg artist
USA
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Originally Posted by beaker:
I'm confused. This zbrush piece is a copy of a real life sculpture. If his anatomy and cloth is wrong, then isn't that an issue you have with Corneille Van Clève piece in the Louvre and not ralphreinle? So the Louvre sucks because they have pieces with bad anatomy?
No and no. The issue is one of copy accuracy not inaccuracy of the original leading to inaccuracy copied. __________________
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03 March 2008
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Meep!
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Deke Kincaid
VR Pipeline Supervisor
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Originally Posted by Quadart:
No and no.
ic, my mistake.The issue is one of copy accuracy not inaccuracy of the original leading to inaccuracy copied. __________________
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03 March 2008
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No Pain! No Gain!
 Stanislav Klabik
Bitterish 3d artist
Czech Republic
Join Date: Jun 2005
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I'm confused. This zbrush piece is a copy of a real life sculpture. If his anatomy and cloth is wrong, then isn't that an issue you have with Corneille Van Clève piece in the Louvre and not ralphreinle? So the Louvre sucks because they have pieces with bad anatomy? Want to know my opinion? yeah, this sculpt in Louvre has many incorrects, I don´t affraid to say it, this piece is in Louvre, but this doesn´t mean that is perfect and untouchable like lots of known paintings and etc. And as you can see, the zbrush copy is a bit off when you look at the original. |
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03 March 2008
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Frequenter
 Alexandru Alexandrescu
3D Generalist
France
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I think that the real discussion is with the fp...This should be a challenge for everyone to try to achieve better results and someday they will be on the fp if they really want that.My question is how did he used maya and vray without 3dmax? is a version of vray for maya and i am so nood that i don't know? (i really hope not to embarace myself
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"There is no teacher to teach something new...he only can help us to renew the things we always knew" - Enigma |
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03 March 2008
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Frequenter
 Ralph R
Compositor
Singapore,
Singapore
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Hi guys! Thank you very much for all your comments and critics. This certainly will incentivate me to keep up working and most important to study even harder!
Hi alienpioneer, it was rendered in 3dsmax. I didn't mentioned it because it was only used for the rendering. Maya was only used for modeling basemehes and UV mapping. |
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03 March 2008
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Frequenter
Alexandru Alexandrescu
3D Generalist
France
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 Thank you for the reply! I am so glad i didn't embarace myself.Nomatter other posts , you should know that you are way on the good road!!! Cheers and many prizes ahead!
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03 March 2008
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New Member
 Jordan Tan
Lighting/ Particle FX Artist
Kulim,
Malaysia
Join Date: Mar 2007
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hi ralphreinle,
Really appreciate the amount of effort that you put into this piece. I know you are tired, why not u take a break and spend some time again to further finetune this piece, in terms of lighting, background and shader? Otherwise, it will be such a waste for high detail model like this. You need some good side dishes (background, shader, lighting) to spice up the maincourse(model)  Cheeers! jordan. __________________
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03 March 2008
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New Member
Jordan Tan
Lighting/ Particle FX Artist
Kulim,
Malaysia
Join Date: Mar 2007
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hi ralphreinle,
Really appreciate the amount of effort that you put into this piece. I know you are tired, why not u take a break and spend some time again to further finetune this piece, in terms of lighting, background and shader? Otherwise, it will be such a waste for high detail model like this. You need some good side dishes (background, shader, lighting) to spice up the maincourse(model) Cheeers! Look forward to see more works from you. jordan. __________________
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