Spectacular 3D Entry: laurent antoine lemog

#661

What a lovely bookshelf :slight_smile: Amazingly detailed makes this stand out for certain…

#662

hi lemog! oooh, now that is love for books! i hope there he can speedread and atleast find some enlightement before the end…! love the progress so far on the modeling, books and scene so far look top notch!

#663

Another can ? don’t move and watch… very soon, you have more :thumbsup:

ça commence d’ailleurs à être assez violent par rapport aux nombre de polygones… :argh:

Oui, j’y ai pensé… j’aurais bien aimé revoir la fin, lorsqu’ils sont dans la tour… Thanks for your comment Dominique :slight_smile:

More wallpaper comes mate… but I may to continue the scene anyway… but it’s stronger than me… I like to make funny things… finally, I’m a real young boy :scream: (and no comments pliz hahahahahaha)

Your so kink, but are you really sure… it’s finally very simple… just a seembly of simple modeling, not ? well… we will see soon, with the next step… and for sure, with the character… more complicated for me I think… anyway… Thanks a lot for this comment Gunilla… :blush:

Thanks for your good advices Daddy…
In first, as I said before… I don’t work more for the moment on the paving, I will just waiting the next steps, and the all over details… and for sure, the final framing to finish to set it.
Actually, I’m not in the same condition of rendering than the final way… It’s just setting for Wip Renders.
About Monks Reader… according the camera framing, that agree me or not… that depend. The only thing I can say, it’s that they’re not likely to fall, as for the gargoyles of cathedrals, with a good mortar, that holds very well. :smiley: hahahaha

Wait a minute girl… I will catch some librarians to recover the recipe :twisted: :banghead:

#664

Thanks Stepan… you can rest here then :thumbsup:

Thanks… glad you like that Mike.

Thanks for your words mate :beer:

Hey Diego… I’m so happy to see your here… I’ve so good memories of your incredible support with the previous challenge… you’re a so kind guy you know… thanks to be here :bowdown:

Thanks for your simpathetic comment :thumbsup:

Very happy you like my work, and thanks for these good words :wavey:

#665

Books and niches look excellent!

The whole thing incidently makes me think of “The name of the rose” by Umberto Eco, with the big secret library maze.

Otherwise I’m curious to see how these things would look rendered with some nice and bright sunlight at some point, as they look a little sad and grey now :smiley:

#666

Tu avances à la vitesse de l’éclair mon lolo !
C’est hallucinant ! Tu as presque fini ta scène là ?
alors que moi j’avance pas !

Tu m’étonnera toujours ! :thumbsup::bounce:

et rappelle toi de cette chanson de l’autre jour :stuck_out_tongue: “rise to the top …”

#667

Hi Lem.

That´s pretty awesome… :eek:

Great details (hmm i´m wondering what kind of mashine you have to handle all these polygons.

Great progress Friend!!

#668

You’re right James… your not the only one to think at this movie… That make many years I don’t see it… and I don’t know If I must watching it… is it good to be inspired so much or not…

For the light, it’s not the final ones, for sure. But my first goal is to obtain a really grey environment, to have a best contrast with the character… but remain me much work here, and certainly the lightning go to evolving… but why not… some touches of bright sunlight is certainly a good idea to try a day, thanks for your always good advices and your iinterest James :thumbsup:

Near to the end ? not at all… remain me the most important work of the scene… I’ve planed to work the first month on the environment… but it’s only the first step to be at 30%
Thanks for your comment cocotte :scream:

[QUOTE=vampeta]
Great details (hmm i´m wondering what kind of mashine you have to handle all these polygons.
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Hahahaha… me too Alex… hahahaha… just thanks to layers :smiley:

Now, update time… to much to read here without pictures… a real shame for me :banghead: :beer:

#669

For fun… accept this picture with the unbrain HumanoID Librarian solution…

Cheers !

#670

oufffff :stuck_out_tongue:
vais pouvoir te mettre la patée :stuck_out_tongue:

readyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ? :smiley:

(la folle) :stuck_out_tongue:

#671

For fun… accept this picture with the unbrain HumanoID Librarian solution…

Hahaha! Aren’t they the most clever creatures! :D:applause:

#672

Shape of the round balustrade now… always inspiring by XIXth century.

#673

Each side + fixations for the balcony…

#674

Que dire si ce n’est “shjqtlhldthqkhtkqjsht”! ! !

Great work, you’re inhuman :bounce:

#675

Hahahahahahaha… thanks Nico :scream:

#676

OI my friend!

Your work, certainly, is the most amused and glad of this entire forum.

To follow its work is one of the best lessons, of 3d and life! :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

Your style gives sadness to me of a past that I did not live.

Good luck,

[]'s

#677

Nothing more to say then… ok… I’m not gonna say it… I’m not!

#678

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Cheers !

I think Lemog has been drinking beer nuts! :scream: Amazing…work? :rolleyes: :smiley: :scream:

#679

The honor is for me Diego… it’s so fantastic for me if some guys like you appreciate my work… As I like to said… our creations have value only by the eyes of the spectators who look at them, and for that thank you. And if we can pass some good amusing moments, it’s still better I think :thumbsup:

It’s good like that… well… I don’t say thank you, but I think it :bounce:

…eating beer nuts I think :rolleyes::D:scream:

#680

and now… after a joke on an another Cg thread… a new wallpaper for you…

it’s a new Super Zero…

…the Super French Nut :scream:

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