Glad you like it

Hi guys,

this is a tribute to Gattaca and Frank Lloyd Wright. Hope you like it.

Also I have a new Facebook page. Would be great if you swing by

https://www.facebook.com/ChristianBehrendtDigitalArtist

Kind regards

Christian

Yes, thy emit some light to, but don't contribute too much to the overall lighting. Just for better visibilty

Nothing special, just two ordinary area lights. I'm glad you like it.

B/W is done in post. This one is the original version.

Hi guys, I played around with some abstract experiments lately. I also did a short animated version, but since Vimeo and YouTube both can't handle to compress it correctly I'll guess I can't show you that for now. But I still hope you like the images even though it's something completely different :...

Thanks Yeah, those are mostly done with V-Ray, as I used it at work for the last few years. But those are all non-commercial renders, sadly I can't show any comissioned work public right now.
But I really look forward to work with Indigo some more, I'm really really fed up with V-Ray.

Hehe, wasn't aware of that. I guess the place makes quite the impression on CG artists.

Thanks for the advice. Might try rendering again just for fun so I can compare. Also fiddled around with some abstract things, hope I can share some more soon.

Thanks you guys! Got about 1400k sps on this one with Dual E5 2630 - does that seem about right?

Hi guys, I started using Indigo back in 2006 when I made my first steps in CGI. It's been a long time since then and I haven't used Indigo for over half a decade now - feels all a bit weird to say that, doesn't feel THAT long. :) However, by now I'm in ArchViz professionally for a few years now, but...

When creating Materials - I always sort my materials in layers. If I'm currently in an active layer and create a material usually the material should be created in the active layer, instead it is created without a layer - is it possible to fix this?

Sadly my coding knowledge is to small to really evaluate this. But how would it theoretically work that Indigo supports Cinemas internal noise shaders? I would be really happy if this could work somehow, as there are also some other shaders which really would be of great use if supported properly (T...

I'm 99,9% sure V-Ray does it without baking the noise into textures. As V-Ray in the end also needs the V-Ray Core to render the scene I think it should somehow be possible for Indigo too. But I also know the V-Ray integration is very deep and needed a lot of work. For sure this is no trivial task, ...

Hey there, after using V-Ray for C4D for about 3 years now I want to give Indigo another try. I already used it way back in 2006, so it has been a while, so please excuse me if I ask some stupid questions. From V-Ray I'm used that nearly all C4D shaders are natively supported. So, if I use a noise s...