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Old November 19th, 2006   #1 (permalink)
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Default Water lily

Modelling、texturing in 3dsmax8.
Rendering by scanline.

Only a scanline training,
Inspiration from a oil paint of monet.
I hope you can give me some suggestions.thanks!
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Default Re: Water lily

very nice, but i'd say as they stand they're way way too big.

look at the size of the leaves and flowers of the lilies to the hut. also, the hut could do with some better non tiling texturing.

great so far though
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I like it, it looks like the reflections in the water are made from geometry, and I reading the wireframe wrong?

Work up the play of lighting and it will be even better

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Nice scene, lot of work to make it look nice this way. Just a few little things, your scene looks very saturated, specialy the water, maybe you can tone down the colours a little bit.

Also the wave ripples look a little small to me, but they are very nice.

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i like it but my eye kept drawing to the fact to can see the small window throught the window it looks like the nature channel is on a little tv inside the house.
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