Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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Character: Iguantus and Tuskadon
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Iguantus - Once the most handsome and fearless knight of the kingdom. During her first days on earth, The Necromancer came across Iguantus and desired him to be part of her army...and her lust. Iguantus rebuffed the witch. Scorned, The Necromancer turned the handsome knight into a being, as she put it, more fitting of his name. Iguantus was turned into a creature hybrid, part human, part reptile. His mighty steed, the envy of all horseman was also transformed into a huge, hulking tusked brute named Tuskadon
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McFarlane makes some wicked toys, I've been wanting to make a model of some for some time, but the pictures on the page aren't that good for reference and I can't draw if my life depended on it!
Anyone know where to buy the figures online? Pref. from within the EU... Or at least where to get some decent pics of them?
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dont clutter those edges too close to each other, otherwise youll start to get a rigid look.
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Nobody felt like avenging your death. Sorry.
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Here is an update on this guy. I worked somemore on the leg area and also a little on the body and arms. I also added a knife on the side leg. Let me know what you think.
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Looks pretty good so far. Are you going to Z brush this at all and use a displacement for the final render?
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Here is another pic.
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