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Making of Naufrage02-17-2012I'm a movie director. As a 3D enthusiast, I discovered this passion during my leisure time and I think that using Vue is an extension of my work as a director, cameraman and light manager. Since I'm also passionate about history, I sometimes like representing historical scenes... |
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Making of Catch02-10-2012I wanted to experiment with Depth of Field, and while I was looking for a suitable scene to create, this idea came to mind. I only needed a few elements for the image I had visualized; some small changes in the default Vue Spectral Atmosphere, a magnolia tree I made in XFrog and Cinema 4D, 2 monkeys and a DAZ butterfly posed in Poser 6, and the Cornucopia3D Alder-Late Spring for the background. |
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Making of Hazy Lazy Venice02-03-2012My name is Darren Price and I whilst I consider myself a 3D artist and animator, I’m also an engineer. Whist I originally hail from the UK, I now live just outside Wellington on New Zealand’s Kapiti Coast. I’ve been using 3D packages for over twenty years now, all the way back to the Commodore Amiga. I first came across Vue as a cover mounted disc on a copy of the UK computer magazine, PC Format. That was Vue d'Esprit 2 and I’ve been using Vue ever since. I currently use Vue 10 Infinite thanks |
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Making of Le Temps Qui Passe Step 601-27-2012Originally, I wanted just to create an image of a forest in autumn, but when I began this image, the idea of winter and spring versions came to me to supplement the image of the forest in autumn. The title comes from the simple idea that the things evolve/move but do not change, there is a certain permanence in Nature. This tutorial is based on the autumn version, with additional information on how to change it to winter. Spring is not included, but you can make your own adjustments and changes |
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Making of Le Temps Qui Passe Step 501-20-2012Originally, I wanted just to create an image of a forest in autumn, but when I began this image, the idea of winter and spring versions came to me to supplement the image of the forest in autumn. The title comes from the simple idea that the things evolve/move but do not change, there is a certain permanence in Nature. This tutorial is based on the autumn version, with additional information on how to change it to winter. Spring is not included, but you can make your own adjustments and changes |
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