Monday, November 2, 2009

Ben Procter concept Transformers robot art

Ben Procter's website and post on conceptships. It's going to be kind of hard to top this post here on this blog:)











































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Saturday, September 19, 2009

lounge

Render nightclub, or rather its part lounge. Made in less than a week)))




Waiting for comments and notes).

Monday, June 1, 2009

lounge

Render night club, lounge. Make in less than a week)))





I wait forward to comments and notes).

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Perfect isometric 3D animation!

Mike’s camera is constantly swiveling around this iso-world, and YET the rules of iso-symmetry are somehow still VERY intact. What rules do I mean?… well, we all know on paper (or in your 2D illustration programs) isometric art conforms to an infinity parallel grid. So every iso-artist begins by drawing out a ton of diagonal straight lines that are equi-distant from each other and uses that as a guide for every line to follow. The Grid is God, whether or not it lives to be visible in the end of the piece, its still the law. And if you grew up playing Paperboy by Atari (or grew up centuries ago before artists used perspective lines) than you probably have some serious love for isometric art. Which is why its so painfully ugly when its done wrong.

subprime from beeple on Vimeo.

Friday, April 17, 2009

Philips - Carousel

Very cool video work:
Today I uploud their 3D models, I think it would happen more often.

models Stark

models Bar stul 2

models Bar stul 3

models Bar stul 1


I look forward to your comments.
Let me say at once that some of their chairs, I just edit.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

A 2007 AEP post, UI control via webcam, mentioned XTreme Reality 3D, "a piece of software that works with your webcam to let you control applications and games with your hand in real space." It turns out that others were working on similar controls for TVs, according to NewTeeVee in Hands On with Softkinetic’s Hands-Controlled TV. Here's an excerpt:

"We write a lot about how the world of content available through your television set is undergoing a dramatic change. But the changes happening to your TV aren’t just what’s on or how it gets there, but also the way you interact with your TV set. Forget remote controls and buttons when you’ve got hands to change the channel and adjust the volume. We’ve been following this gesture-controlled TV trend for a while and recently sat down with Softkinetic to get a demo of their solution."

Here's a few demonstrations of the trend:





Monday, December 8, 2008

ukraine style hotell visualization

new project hotel in Kharkov, design in Ukrainian style.


project created for design buro Albergo

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Comperision of Max, XSI and Maya.




Performance comperision of Max, XSI and Maya. The tests were conducted by Jon Peddie Research in California. The results point out some very interesting issues regarding the three software packages.

Source:
http://www.3dspeedmachine.com

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

CGArena Oct - Nov 2008 Issue Available Now

Oct - Nov 2008 Issue
CGArena Oct - Nov 2008 Issue
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Oct - Nov 2008 Issue Articles

  • Interview with Richard Rosenman

  • Photoshop: Hang it on the rope

  • After Effects: 3D Objects

  • 3ds Max: Never Again

  • ZBrush: Making of Matrouk

  • Gallery - Showcase of latest 3D inspiring art

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Thursday, September 18, 2008

SpaceExplorer for 3d

SpaceExplorer offers effortless navigation for more than 100 of today's most powerful 3D design and visualization applications.

High-end performance. Mid-range price.

Simply push, pull, tilt or twist the SpaceExplorer's controller cap to simultaneously pan, zoom and rotate 3D objects and environments. SpaceExplorer features an array of easy-to-reach function keys labeled and pre-programmed with commands from leading design applications. Keys automatically map as you move between applications for unified navigation.

50% fewer mouse clicks. 20% greater productivity.

Gone are the days when 3D navigation meant endless mouse clicks to move around an object or to fly through space and remembering how to change views and control objects within the X, Y, Z axes...one tedious step at a time. Plus, it is no longer necessary to remember different application's unique commands for manipulating 3D objects or scenes.

Using SpaceExplorer together with a mouse engages both your hands in a natural, intuitive work style. One hand drives the SpaceExplorer, positioning your model, then rotating, panning and zooming in one single, fluid motion. Your mouse hand can simultaneously edit the model or select menu items.

The SpaceExplorer button array includes two numbered buttons for programmability of the user's favorite application commands, plus keys for Speed, Views, 2D only, Fit, Control Panel and keyboard modifiers. This enables you to master any supported 3D application without having to leave the device to reach for the keyboard.

The new SpaceExplorer 3D navigation device:

  • Boosts productivity by over 20%, while reducing mouse usage by 50%
  • Automatically maps functions on keys as you change applications
  • Enables no-look access to modifier keys on device
  • Provides instant positioning of models and scenes with Fit and View keys
  • Reduces fatigue with its ergonomic design and soft, sculpted palm rest

Preconfigured. Easy to customize.

SpaceExplorer's software automatically recognizes the programs already loaded on your computer-such as Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire, Solid Edge, UGS NX, and a host of other CAD and DCC applications-and installs default configurations that predefine the functions assigned to programmable buttons.

Earn your wings in no time at all.

3Dconnexion's Configuration Wizard is an interactive tool that uses animation and imagery to guide you through controller cap movement and configuring your preferences. The Configuration Wizard also provides demonstration applications so you can practice or start using the device right away.

Plus, your 3DxSoftware will never be out of date, because 3Dconnexion's Update Wizard keeps you up-to-date on the latest OS and application versions and new features.


More info to: websaite product

Saturday, September 13, 2008

THE NORDIC ART & GRAPHIC CHALLENGE 2008


Contest Theme:

Norse
, Viking or Scandinavian mythology

The Scandinavian legends and myths about ancient heroes, gods, and the creation and destruction of the universe developed out of the original common mythology of the Germanic peoples and constitute the primary source of knowledge about ancient German mythology

All styles and mediums are welcome.

How to participate:

Anyone is welcome to participate. Simply register over on the Addictive Hobby Forums and post your entry in the official contest thread:

Artwork must have been created within the last year, and must be wholly owned by the artist as their own creation, not as an art assignment or work for hire product.

One entry per person:

Entries must be posted in the official contest forum before the deadline :

DEADLINE: 22nd November

The Judges:

The final winning images will be selected by our esteemed judges:

Philip Straub
Philip Straub’s body of traditional and digital work spans more than 10 years and covers mediums such as children’s books, CDROMs, and console games.
http://www.philipstraub.com

Rob Chang
Rob Chang was born in Taiwan in 1972, immigrating to the US in 1984. He has been drawing and painting pretty much all his life.
http://www.ethereality.info/

THE NORDIC ART & GRAPHIC CHALLENGE 2008

Crazy 4 Cult




Artist Andrew Wilson's contribution to Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier's gallery show at 1988, "Crazy 4 Cult," showcasing a multitude of characters from cult movies.

NIKE Robots at Play

Today, I decided to see what's new in the world of 3D animation, and found a few, in my view, very interesting and stylish spots!


In this poste introduce to you the spot of "NIKE", entitled "Robots at Play" established by "MAKE".



Enjoy the view (as if it does not sound funny on the advertisement)

trends and ideas in the world of design

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