Recycling area

Zeilveen · November 28th, 2007

This is my latest project that got branded with the finished tag. Its a poster A2 for a big recycling company in Holland. The resolution is insane and took 36 hrs to render on my xeon 5320.

Hope you like this one, its a bit of a different cup of tea but it was fun building the scene.

Cheers
Ronald

kippu · November 28th, 2007

wow lots of things happening and the red

.... how did you do those people ?

Zeilveen · November 28th, 2007

thanks Kippu, Its a russian firm ;-)

Some people like the demolition team and most of the interior folks are Dosch models, most others outside are custom made and rigged, I just put them into another position for each job and change the outfit slightly.

Ronald

STRAT · November 28th, 2007

brilliant!!! such a fun scene to look at

IC · November 28th, 2007

Yeah reminds me of Trumpton!

The Trickster · November 28th, 2007

I like it, its fun! So different than a lot of images we see on here.

Zeilveen · November 28th, 2007

Thanks guys !

My daughter has a mouse cartoon poster on the wall with all sorts of things going on, reminds of that thing every time i see it :-)

btw, daughter is the girl next to the glass bin outside right :-)

Ronald

Roest · November 28th, 2007

You did a great job with so much detail and things going on!
great composition!
You used some sort of toon shader for the vehicles?

nicely done!

ctk111 · November 28th, 2007

I like the guy spraying off the graffiti of your design firm's name. Definitely fun to look at.

Zeilveen · November 28th, 2007

Thanks, great to hear you like things,

the shader used for the models was a vray toon setting, I wanted it to look friendly and not too realistic, using a fine line around the edges helps that way, also lets you get away with very rough 3D models :-)

Ronald

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kippu Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: india Age: 32 Posts: 1,408 Name: maria prem	Re: Recycling area wow lots of things happening and the red .... how did you do those people ? __________________ architecture visualization services www.renderviz.com

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Zeilveen Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Ferwert Age: 36 Posts: 395 Name: Ronald Zeilstra	Re: Recycling area thanks Kippu, Its a russian firm ;-) Some people like the demolition team and most of the interior folks are Dosch models, most others outside are custom made and rigged, I just put them into another position for each job and change the outfit slightly. Ronald __________________ ZN DESIGN & VISUALISATION Ronald Zeilstra - Urban Designer

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STRAT Super Moderator Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Cardiff, Wales, UK. Age: 36 Posts: 6,557 Name: Stephen Leworthy	Re: Recycling area brilliant!!! such a fun scene to look at __________________

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IC Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Age: 36 Posts: 2,261 Name: Iain Collins	Re: Recycling area Yeah reminds me of Trumpton! __________________ http://iainc.carbonmade.com/

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The Trickster Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: London Age: 32 Posts: 127 Name: Phillip Grimshaw	Re: Recycling area I like it, its fun! So different than a lot of images we see on here.

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Zeilveen Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Ferwert Age: 36 Posts: 395 Name: Ronald Zeilstra	Re: Recycling area Thanks guys ! My daughter has a mouse cartoon poster on the wall with all sorts of things going on, reminds of that thing every time i see it :-) btw, daughter is the girl next to the glass bin outside right :-) Ronald __________________ ZN DESIGN & VISUALISATION Ronald Zeilstra - Urban Designer

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Roest Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Groningen Age: 26 Posts: 131 Name: Jeroen Prins	Re: Recycling area You did a great job with so much detail and things going on! great composition! You used some sort of toon shader for the vehicles? nicely done!

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ctk111 Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Tybee Island, Georgia Posts: 70 Name: Chad Keller	Re: Recycling area I like the guy spraying off the graffiti of your design firm's name. Definitely fun to look at.

November 28th, 2007	#10 (permalink)
Zeilveen Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Ferwert Age: 36 Posts: 395 Name: Ronald Zeilstra	Re: Recycling area Thanks, great to hear you like things, the shader used for the models was a vray toon setting, I wanted it to look friendly and not too realistic, using a fine line around the edges helps that way, also lets you get away with very rough 3D models :-) Ronald __________________ ZN DESIGN & VISUALISATION Ronald Zeilstra - Urban Designer

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