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Hello!!!

I dont know where i see one paper clip like that, dont remember, but make that scene for fun


thx

lol!
That *screams* for an anim ^^ (either "just" folding (?) it from a clip, or a little film - or a little film, which starts with the shaping of your character of a single clip^^
Oh, and obviously all in Indigo with 200h render-time per frame (you'd even beat WytRaven )

+1 on the needs an animation thing that's cool

i love u ass? whose ass? hehehe, im joking, i think the shot glass (el caballito) looks kinda funny, i think it's cause it too thin... anyway, its good!

Thx guys!!

200h render-time per frame mmmmm interesting

aawwwwww not ASS just signature shorten in portuguese

change le ver

still quite thin, but much better
(it's strange: on one hand, it's very thin, on the other, it's very green... you should make the walls thicker and the absorption lower...)

in first image im up the gain setting

You saw a similar paperclip in apr-mar 2007 entries gallery for the "small things" competition.
An aborted competition should I say, but I'm glad it inspired someone

http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/in ... emId=16777

Nice picture by the way

yeah!!!! u find i dont knew where i see it and i seach in all galery but cant find. well the head is diferent

thx stur!

Not very good like rosario, BbB and others ... but the final version


l8r

no anim?
Very nice!
I didn't notice the yellow tint of the paper, with the wrong whitepoint Much better, this way!
You finally corrected absorption
Those black balls are nice, but they look somewhat schematically placed, in my eyes...

mmmmmmmmm im wrong or, camera tonemaping is better than reinhard? I can better's results .

thx kram mmmmm the black balls are chocolat cereals ... but about places, i think is the camera position ... i post here the screen after =)

reinhard is "artifical" where as camera tonemapping is based on cameras
Reinhard kinda produces too uniformly tinted pictures - they look greyish and flat.