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From the album: Matches' Makes
An image made with C4D, Zbrush, and photoshop. Based on a design by my brother.7 points -
From the album: somenerv - Redshift R&D
© Nate Rodriguez-Vera
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From the album: MAXXI Museum from Zaha Hadid
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From the album: Batman '89
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From the album: Matches' Makes
Sculpted and textured in ZBrush, hair groomed in Cinema 4D, rendered with Arnold, and finished in Photoshop.5 points -
From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: FINALS 2022/2023
© Privatepolygon
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From the album: Golf Clubs & Wraps
© Edison Golf
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From the album: Characters
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From the album: Tyrion Lannister (Game Of Thrones)
This is a Tyrion_Lanister-Fan Art from Game of Thrones. Been working on it on and off for last 2 weeks. Modeled in C4D, partly sculpted in Zbrush, Hand painted in Zbrush, Photoshop, and use XYZ textures for skin details. I will be doing some more tweaks but not much more.4 points -
From the album: MOONO portfolio
© MOONO
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From the album: Cinema 4d and Octane - Kit-bashing + Environment
© PWM
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From the album: 2022
Jiggly Puff fan art3 points -
From the album: Cerbera's Octane Scrapbook
Seeing where I get with god-rays, volumes and microfloaties...© Luminetrics
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From the album: MAXXI Museum from Zaha Hadid
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From the album: Matches' Makes 02
Sculpted in Zbrush, hair grooming and additional modeling in C4D, rendered out of Arnold, and post processed in Photoshop.3 points -
From the album: Golf Clubs & Wraps
© Edison Golf
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From the album: Matches' Makes
Sculpted and textured in ZBrush, hair groomed in Cinema 4D, rendered with Arnold, and finished in Photoshop.3 points -
From the album: Matches' Makes
This was a character, I made a few years back, as a mascot for a digital music notation software.3 points -
From the album: Matches' Makes
I made this one a few years back for a contest. It was modeled and rendered out of C4D, and finished in Photoshop.3 points -
From the album: Random Artwork
Just one more step in my Houdini journey. Inspired by SCP-184.3 points -
From the album: Janine
Rendered with Octane, still from this animation: youtube.com/watch?v=IDfOrBP69FE© Janine Pauke
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From the album: Silly Juice
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From the album: Evan Alexander
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From the album: Food stuff
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From the album: Flamingo
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From the album: Characters
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From the album: Kopfgestaltung
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From the album: Fun With Sculpting in Cinema 4D
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From the album: Star wars
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From the album: My works
© abcdfg.com
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From the album: Torch product visuals
Beauty visual2 points -
From the album: Miscellaneous
Sculpted and rendered in Blender 3.0, textured in Substance Painter.2 points -
From the album: Miscellaneous
I've been busy learning and switching to Blender over the holidays. This is my first scene: Dowgate Fire Station in London! This is 100% Blender, no Substance Designer involved, all prodecural texturing. Textures mostly from Substance Source and grungemaps from the awesome Blemish Pro by thepixellab.net for detailing and breaking up the tiling. HDRI by Poly Haven. Reference was mostly a photo by Jo Underhill which you can find here: https://structuraleye.co.uk/dowgate-fire-station2 points -
From the album: Real-time Creations
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From the album: Batman '89
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From the album: Current Stuff
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From the album: Star wars
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From the album: MOONO portfolio
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From the album: Food stuff
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From the album: somenerv - Redshift R&D
© Nate Rodriguez-Vera
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From the album: Jim Talbot's 3D Characters
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From the album: World Creator
Created with World Creator, rendered in C4D + Octane© BiteTheBytes GmbH
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From the album: Rasputin's Gallery III
Imported V4 character, clothing I modeled in MD, other objects I modeled and textured natively in Cinema 4D. Rendered in Corona, 150 passes. Of chief interest to me was trying to model that 1940's hairstyle. With Cerbera's help, I modeled those shoes using the Sub-D method... the first time I'd ever tried that method in all my years of doing C4D. Cerbera was right: it's a great way to model, especially organically-shaped objects like shoes.© © Rasputin (2020)
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From the album: Random Artwork
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From the album: Current Stuff
© ©copyright Luminetrics
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From the album: somenerv - Redshift R&D
© Nate Rodriguez-Vera
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From the album: somenerv - Redshift R&D
© Nate Rodriguez-Vera
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