Carver's Sketchbook (tutorial added Pg. 4)

[earthtriber]

I love it!! awesome walk through very very useful and ill be adding some of this to my current model… strangely enough right now I am sat on a balcony in the land of the cassowary in Kuranda Far Northeast Queensland Australia… just here on a visit now but years ago I used to live here and came face to face with one of these amazing creatures on the way home through the jungle back from the beach… Big bright yellow eyes I remember the most from the meeting as he was about 5 foot away from me… and it came out of the bush sounding like a elephant crunching branches and forcing long grass out of the way after staring at me for what felt like a lifetime he then crouched down and crept off into the forest hardly making any sound at all!

amazing 5= foot tall birds… (dinosaur like)

[DeckardSolo]

Neat story earthtriber. I’ve been to Cairns myself. I grew up across the reef in Papua New Guinea. Like you I’m doing a few tribal-inspired sculpts including the cassowary So pleasantly surprised to find this thread by Carver!

[Piggyson]

Thanks for wonderful workflow breakdown; I didn’t even realize that the dead leaves were Fibermesh! Excellent work congrats on Top Row!

-Joseph

[Blaine91555]

Hi Carver,

Just wanted to thank you for the Tut’s and the work you put in to provide them to us. Very cool small_orange_diamond

Blaine

[makan_ansari]

Just Epic

[DamirGMartin]

Awesome breakdown!!! Thank you for sharing these, very kind. The dead leaves in final render looks terrific.

[boozy_floozie]

but most of my results sprang from acting like a three year old banging on Grandma’s piano

Irving Berlin used the one finger method but banging sounds more fun.

You’re a star Sir for taking the time out to show how you went about it. small_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamond

Best wishes.

[carver]

Hey all,

Just wanted to let you know that the rest of the walk through is coming, but I have got a horrid case of bronchitis, and just haven’t had any steam. I promise to follow through, just give me a few days.

Peace

D

[carver]

Ezra52 - No problem. Just keep plugging away.

Dencii - You are most welcome.

DeckardSolo and Earthtriber - Boy am I jealous! I would love to pay your area a visit.

Piggson - Thank you, sir. That means a lot, as you have helped me for years now. High five yourself because you have contributed more to me than you could know.

Blaine91555 - My pleasure, man.

makan ansari - Thank you!

Air - Thanks a lot.

boozy floozie - You are a riot!!! Great laugh.

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[Geert_Etcher_Melis]

Beautiful piece!Thanks for sharing your workflow small_orange_diamond!

[rasmusW]

wow!

that’s an impressive setup.
thanks a lot for the in-depth walk-through.
beautiful model and render.

this sure is “top row” material.

-r

[mutte696]

Great breakdown, thanks for the inside view!
Keep it up!

[boozy_floozie]

A great update Mr Carver and very glad to read you’re health is back on the mend - a nasty business Bronchitis small_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamond

Hair loss you say?!! Wait until you get man breasts. I won’t tell you what comes after that.

[Phil_China]

Many Thanks for sharing .

[rudymassar]

Thanks Carver, for the detailed breakdown. Looks great.

[Astroforest]

Very Beautiful work

[Astroforest]

Very Beautiful Work

[Nicademus68]

How did you achieve the background. Was that done with individual meshes? The colours and composition are amazing…Thanks!

[carver]

Nicademus68, everything in the image is either a mesh model or a Fibermesh model. Go back to page 6 in the thread and you will see a complete break down on the
process. Fibermesh is such a versatile option. Thanks for your kind words.

[carver]

I have found the interest in Keyshot to be quite inspiring, so I decided to horn in on the fun. All I can say is, “WOW”! Mr. Minister has been quite helpful and supportive. I wanted to see how well Fibermesh assets translate, so I dusted off the Cassowary as a test.

I think in the future, I will keep Keyshot in mind when creating fibermesh parts. It takes a wee bit of editing to weed out any strange fibers. Now I want to finish off the hard surface project i have been dragging my feet on.

Thoughts?

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