YESTERDAY'S FUTURE Entry: Richard Joly

#28

I should consider the SoloJet model finish. I’m quite happy with it as my first Silo “real job”.
Wonderful tool! Now as I will not have time to model a city background… I’ll have to find a way to present it. A showroom maybe… or is it already used…?:wink:

We still have many many minutes to complete our images…:smiley:

#29

Really Hot. I’d like to order one for my garage. How much ? :slight_smile:

#30

Nice job Richard! Love the typeface on the side also, very much in style.

Eric

#31

Hey richard that is a change… yes ! :cool:

I like very very much. I agre with your new front of the solojet.

Congrats !

PD. I happy of encounter to you here too… thk!

#32

very nice design Richard! it you make one I will buy one! :slight_smile: what is the top speed?

#33

Thanks guys you’re a great bunch!
Alonzo, I thought you didn’t drive in the city… Of course “jetting” is better…
Predicted price in 1945 was 5000$ (in 1945, house= 4600$, car= 1100$, salary= 1300$…)

Eric, the typeface is “SF Americana Dreams”

Miguel, I completely remodeled the whole front… I probably have the worse loops ever seen in Silo… You have to start somewhere…!

Loon, I built two but they already sold… Top speed? Stock, 350 Km/h. Modified, supersonic but you are not allowed to go over cities… It is recommended to change the plexiglass windshield to the transparent aluminum one…

#34

Nice Work Rick.

Looks like we definitely have a good race going here between you, Miseka ,yhloon, the Capt’n and Eric.

Cheers,

Mike

#35

Finally… This is my final entry.
Raytraced GI, HDRI, 1 light, Fog pass for Depth of field.
Many thanks to Yon and Ian (sounds funny…) for their excellent tutorials and to all participants for their encouragements. Big applause to Brian for setting this up:applause:
I learned a LOT!

#36

Ole ! that a beautiful pic and color, Its impresive…

Here is posting a great jobs… very congrats

Great render…

cheers

Miguel

#37

Wow! Rick, that looks great. I love the way you pulled the whole concept together. Especially the roto-dial-a-rent. Fun.
Yon

PS Who you calling funny?

#38

wow Richard, nice image, I like the colour very much, so refreshing and crisp, the idea of dailing enter code are never heard before! :applause:yor are an artist with successive of great ideas. :slight_smile:

Good Luck!

#39

¨Rent a Jet¨:) cool

#40

Great work, Richard. I love the 3D toon look.
Another image that needs to be in the EITG gallery.

#41

Really nice work Rick.

You had a great concept and final image.

Please reserve 2 Rent a jets and a side car for my 2 year old.

Thanks and congrats a job well done,

Mike

#42

[QUOTE=Who you calling funny?[/QUOTE]
Ian, of course…

Sorry guys for the late reply, I had some sleep to catch up with…
For those who participated, you know it’s hard to find time for such challenge so, some nights had to be cut short…

Thanks you all for the nice comments, I really appreciate it.

On a sadder note, may I say I am really disappointed that we got only 4 final entries out of 9 participants. Well I guess the timing was not there, family things and real work took the upper hand.

#43

Excellent work Richard. You always do well in these competion. It’s a full image with a story. Rent a jet. Great use of the geometry by duplicating the vehicle The modeling geometry has great form and appeal.It In some ways I could be more technique detail, to move it away from the fantasy but the fanstasy works too. Maybe tubing at the handle bars but the fins on the jets make up for any loss of detail with very nice rounding. Excellent detail with the use of texture. Signage and logo design is on point, says it all. Great composition. Very Good work.

#44

Thanks Alonzo.

I added a larger version: http://www.rdn.qc.ca/eias/Yesterday_Future-Final-Large.jpg

Every time I learn something new, I grow and it becomes easier and faster to do what I used to do. But the more I know, the better I grasp the magnitude of my ignorance… So, I have to start the whole learning process again to get to the next step… Why is it that I still love doing this…?:hmm:

#45 
You said a mouth full here Richard and very well put. I wish said it. I just learned some new things this morning and what you said expresses exactly how I feel. Humbleness is not only becoming but exalting when ignorance is renewed by the magnitude knowledge. Working in Maya's hypergraph is like a bird's eye view of the whole scene. Hope EIAS rethinks the core like this one day. 

Speaking of learning new things. thanks for posting that "bigger picture".  Your sense of humor "rings" through in that old fashioned phone dial. haha. Great being able to zoom in and see the tiny details.
#46

Great final result Rick. It really is a very fun image with the colors and overall composition.

Nicely done and congrats!!

#47

Ok guess I should fess up too.

I thought I had a number of hard and heavy assignments looming on the green light this month so I opted out pf the contest but the storm never hit. It’s ironic, my situation is sort of the opposite of last contest and others in the forum this year.

Of course I’m not tiddling my thumbs but I would have liked to use the contest to sharpen my saw as well, especially with Nurbs modeling. Well I have putting my extra time to good use…making silly YouTube videos…haha. J/J

Getting the rigging I need done. :slight_smile: More post coming soon.

Anyway, the real challenge for most of the professionals here is not doing the work, or using the tools, or producing great work, t’s all the other extenuating circumstances around a deadline.