I got it bad you don't know how bad i got it you got it easy you don't know when you got it good it's getting harder just keeping life and soul together i'm sick of fighting even though i know i should the cold is biting through each and every nerve and fibre my broken spirit is frozen to the core don't wanna be here no more
wouldn't it be good to be in your shoes even if it was for just one day and wouldn't it be good if we could wish ourselves away wouldn't it be good to be on your side the grass is always greener over there wouldn't it be good if we cold live without a care
Nik Kershaw - Wouldn't it be good - 1991
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Welcome to Paradise City where the grass is always greener...
Something I got on my mind and it took quite some more time as expected to get it finished. It is my first pic where I used Vue6 for the background. Camera and lighting were synchronized between C4D and Vue using the vue plugin for C4D, the wall is part in both scenes as synchronization element. Background sccene was rendered in Vue, front in C4D together with the rendered background-picture from Vue. Still a lot to learn to handle this toolchain better...
BTW the building in front is the modified wall from AerySoul's freebie team
Paradise City by *Fredy3D is another shining example of why Fredy is a dynamic and exceptional artist. Please take a moment to look around his gallery, if you haven't been there before. (
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Thanks The posing and clothing of the girl was done in Poser, also the birds in front. The sky, the forest and the city in the back and the big wall were rendered in Vue 6. This picture was taken as background image for the complete scene (left wall, girl, birds) beeing rendered in Cinema 4D. Postwork was done in photoshop (for example some color correction and painting of the birds in the distance).
Thanks a bunch for the quick response, i did a quick browse through your pics, and i really love your style, so my new question is : what is VUE useful for and is there a certain version thats way better than the others? and do you make all your poser models yourself?
The main focus using Vue is for creating incredibly reach scenes with lots of plants, stones etc. The built-in ecosystem makes the arrangement of these plants and addons very easy and the ecosystem can manage an incredible amount of such elements where most other renderers will give up. So when it comes to landscape, plants, skies, water then Vue is a very very good selection. Since it is not limited to rendering plantsyou can also render archtectural things or characters very nicely. There are different versions of Vue available but it is the normal feature related scaling. The more features you want the more money you have to pay... Vue 9.5 infinite is the top of all Vue programs at the moment with all features you can get The main drawback of Vue is the speed of the render engine. I am on Vue 8 Infinite and Cinema 4D renders much much much faster!
Regarding your other question: No, I don't make the Poser models on my own. I buy them at different shops like DAZ, Renderosity, RuntimeDNA. What I do is that I modify them and their clothes in Cinema 4D to create something new. Creating everything on my own would cost too much time, this 3D stuff is just a hobby for me. I just like to create and render the scenes you see in my gallery. Nevertheless, for the future I have planned to make some creatures on my own using ZBrush and the new character tools from Cinema4D V13 which will be available next month
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Regarding your other question: No, I don't make the Poser models on my own. I buy them at different shops like DAZ, Renderosity, RuntimeDNA. What I do is that I modify them and their clothes in Cinema 4D to create something new. Creating everything on my own would cost too much time, this 3D stuff is just a hobby for me. I just like to create and render the scenes you see in my gallery. Nevertheless, for the future I have planned to make some creatures on my own using ZBrush and the new character tools from Cinema4D V13 which will be available next month
and feel free to let me know what you think of my work
just a heads up