Merci Nicolas ![]()
You’re right mate… the only thing we can say, it that in the XIXth century style… but the back was so much “avant-garde” 
Merci Nicolas ![]()
You’re right mate… the only thing we can say, it that in the XIXth century style… but the back was so much “avant-garde” 
Don’t hesitate to continue like that, don’t pay attention to my jokes… This was just a certain humor…:shrug:
You’re not the only one to point that my friend ! 
but you can be reassured… I will post soon some update… with her texture…
I don’t know if I must answer to that
hahahaha
The Swedish mind is not really different than the others… but I was too much absorbed by my work… and I don’t think to that while posting this render
That’s what I thought … now continue with your “derrière-garde”, they will be splendid supports for the balconys 
thanks for bringing some fun to this otherwise boring morning 
First test of texturing for the lamp… I want something really discreet… this lamp it doesn’t the most important piece in the scene.
I must choose between this one with some contrast for body and vines… and the next version.
Congratulations on this thread of yours. I’ve been going through the pages and it’s been a lot of fun! :applause:
You’re probably the first modeler I find that goes through the trouble of actually modeling everything in a scene like you would do with objects in the real world, even when there’s no real need for it. I was begining to think I was the only one! 
I’ve been wondering, though - what method do you use for the carvings on the columns? Do you model those details aside and stick them on the main model, extrude them, zbrush them or what? I think they’re what I like the most - they look real cool.
Love the books, too. Great textures. ![]()
I can’t wait to see this with the lighting done.
Waouwww… what’s happen here… what a story for a lamp… oh the back … omg… poor girl… :rolleyes: … anyway, the front is very cool… for now i prefer the contrasted version we can see more of the beautiful modeling… but depend on your scene… it’s a good modeling and textures… keep it going!! :bounce:
et merci pour ce Super French Nut!!!
[size=2][color=white]lol very funny!!
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Thanks for advice mate ![]()
I can reassure you… I don’t work like that in my job… imagine the face of my boss:scream:
Well… you too have the details passion… If you’re interesting, you can take a look on my website… there’s with all details, all nuts, screw and over cables…
Very simple… I just model these details apart… but I always used the same mapping projection to have the same grain… that’s all.
Thanks for your comments Sonia ![]()
Display the modeling is not the finality… but I want to have something decorative, but a little discreet. As you said, depend of the scene…
I certainly wait until next week to take my decision, thanks for your advice Simon ![]()
Well honey… thank you… Finally, I think that you are worse than me, and than you still want always more
hahahahahahahahahaha perhaps I will choose some new textures, skin of panther and black latex :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
perhaps I will choose some new textures, skin of panther and black latex
That’s exactly what I was going to suggest for the librarians outfit! :eek:
hahahaha… oh, better go working again 
Discreet ? are you kidding ? I though that you were an “alias” member…
Shame on U ! :argh:
Mouahahahahahahahahaha… great mind girl…
…it’s exactly what I planed to do
hahaha just need to find some spare time… this week-end I certainly can’t work so much… less than the week certainly. :twisted:
Shame on me… keep discrete

Lemog…so bent on saving eggs…but what about librarians’ bottoms?
Beautiful work though…carry on :rolleyes:
:applause:
Aside from the whole egg-saving business, I’m inclined to vote for the low contrast version. It looks less forced somehow.
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