2009 Apr-May Competition :: Water Jug

[benn]

Welcome to a new edition of the Indigo Competition!

This is the competition for Apr-May 2009. There will be three winners, gold, silver and bronze, who will get a cool badge under their name on the forum, and an entry on the (to be created) competition winners page.

Good luck to all participants!

The Topic

The topic for this week is to model and render a water jug. Extra points will be given for simplicity and realism.

General rules

- Entries should be submitted by the 30th of May

- Images must be rendered with Indigo.

- The choice of modeling and image processing software is open.

- You can not post work which is already in our gallery

- Only 1 submission per user.

- Any artwork not created by yourself should be mentioned so it can be taken into account during voting.

Submit your entry with the following infos:

Nickname: <your nickname>

Version of Indigo used: <Indigo version>

Rendering time / CPU's: <time rendered and on how many CPU's>

List of tools used (and external artwork, with links):
<blender, 3DS Max, photoshop, etc...>

ps: Good luck to all contestants!

[matsta]

sexy

[Fencer]

may I add water?

[CTZn]

As long as it doesn't deteriorate both "simplicity and realism" I don't see why you could not, but that's just me

[benn]

You may add water or juice or milk or whatever material your computer can cope with..

I don't think it's ultra sexy - but I guess we'll see what people manage. 23 days to go! :O

[Doug Armand]

Nickname: Doug Armand

Version of Indigo used: 2.0.6

Rendering time / CPU's: 5 hrs 17 min /Quad Core

List of tools used: Blender 2.49 x64 RC1

Edited to show both original and PP'd versions

[Schosch]

Nickname: Schosch

Version of Indigo used: v1.1.18

Rendering time / CPU's: 28 h 6min, AMD X2 3800+ @ 2.2 Ghz

List of tools used:
Blender v2.48a
Adobe Photoshop CS 4

Both the wood textures and the hdr backgound are homemade.

[suvakas]

Hey,
I had a little free time to kill and I decided to try to do a jug too. This is my vision of a water jug scene (Indigo flavored).

Nickname: Suvakas
Version of Indigo used: 1.1.18
Rendering time / CPU's: 7h30m @ resolution of 1500x2000/ 2 x Quad Core workstations in LAN
List of tools used: 3ds Max 9, IrfanView (for minor post adjustment)

High resolution image

[matsta]

Hello!

Forget that i actually have to submit the thing ive been working on, cant leave it stagnant in the wip.

Name: Matsta
Indigo Version: 1.1.18
Render Time: Cant remember, indigo crashed while i was asleep. roughly 12 hours.
Tools Used: Indigo, blender, moi, photoshop

[zeitmeister]

Oh guys, nice renderings here... I actually sent my version to render, but it's sooo crispy... I hope I'll get a fairly noise-free result before the 30th of may.

[CTZn]

May, 31 ?

Local times will be taken into account I hope... meeeehhh I'm late

[PureSpider]

Oh guys, nice renderings here... I actually sent my version to render, but it's sooo crispy... I hope I'll get a fairly noise-free result before the 30th of may.

Same here! Glossy transparent is just so friggin slow with PT

[zeitmeister]

Exactly... gettin the crisp out of the cauchy takes ages. May limettes are still too noisy... 20 hours rendered now.
But, I've got patience...

[zeitmeister]

Nickname: zeitmeister

Version of Indigo used: v1.1.18 Win32 under Darwine on Mac OS X 10.5.7

Rendering time / CPU's: 26h, 30min / Mac Pro 8Core

List of tools used:
- Cinema 4D
- Photoshop CS3

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Alright, enough with the patience...
here's my version. I decided to remove the old window completely in order to get more nice diffuse transmission to the lemons. Still quite grainy there, even after noise reduction... but I hope you'll like it anyway.

Here's the high resolution version:
http://www.zentapher.com/indigo/waterjug_hq.jpg

[SmartDen]

Nickname: SmartDen
Version of Indigo: 1.1.18
Render time/CPU: 15h30m on Intel Core 2 Duo E6400
Used tools: Blender, Gimp