yes fantastic

Thanks

Very creative I must say. I would never had come up with that idea.

I like everything but the smileys texturing. That poor dude is so abused with reflections that he almost looks hollow. The lighting could also have been better, it makes old school ray traced sharp shadows. It may look better with softer, global illuminated shadows.

(The SBS on the other hand doesn't say very much. It doesn't really show how you modeled the objects and the work progress at all. It will probably not help very much if someone wants to learn from your entry)

The ligthings and reflections give smiley the plastic effect, witch I wanted to achieve, for the SBS, I don't ussualy make this good entries, so I always make short SBS tutorials, I'll fix that, I promise, and also, thanks for the advice with shadows!

very good idea! nice

lol what?

Author, I see you point with the plastic effect.

But if you want to imitate a plastic surface, you should probably make it less glossy, but make it equally specular and reflective.

With the current reflection and glossiness it looks more like porcelain. But porcelain looks good too of course (with lower reflections).

awesome

yeap, sorry to say it again after dka. the gun machine reflection on the red smiley look very bad for a good work like that. good luck and take it easy with reflections for the future.

Thanks for comments people, thanks for tips!

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haha nice, full of emotions

great

Author this is amazing creativity....Great expressions of the smiley......Great blend and composition....Everything in the image is beautiful....Superb....GL..

nice, but i'd like to see his 'face' a bit clearer

Very nice job Author......G/L.

Hey people, try taking a look of a picture in full view.. That makes it a lot better! Thanks for the comments and tips once again ^.^

Congrats for your third place, Toca!

Congrats!!

Thanks again! I'm still young, so I hope I will make better works in the future! Peace

This is fantastic! Was the depth of field rendered or added in afterwards?

Rendered Using Z Depth...

This is really nice, but can I suggest that you darken the shadows inside the letters? They look a bit hollow right now. Great job, author!

nice

Good one......

lol, sweet

Impressive Looking killer machine ... THis really impresses me, but if there is one thing i would like to change, I would like to see the "specularity " (i dont know if there is a word like this) of the arrow design toned a bit down.. With the hdr, its too reflective for my taste.. again, its just my taste.. .. good luck author

I think it's great and all. It's just that a WMD is meant to have some size to it. I think that the wood pannels that it's standing on makes it look quite small. But thats just IMO. Other than that, great work!

Ok, thanks for comments and advices, it really helped Now, @hsbee: When I read your comment, I rendered with less reflectivity on plastic material, but it didn't came out as well as it looked the first time :\ Somehow not my taste Sorry. @Toothpick134: Yes! Thanks for that notice, I made wood panels a bit smaller! By the way, it did look a bit small before, but I didn't want it to be really huge! Just like a normal volcano minigun is... Thanks again, I appreciate your help!

WMD don't have to be huge!... you just expect them to be huge... most weapons are huge because they have to be fired (missles etc) so all that is housed within including the payload... the actual destructive element inside that weapon can fit inside a matchbox.

I personally liked the idea of a table top WMD (it looks like a suction pad am I right??)... the idea of a small weapon with tremendous destructive capability appeals to me more than a large one... but that's just me!

GL though

No... It's not that small. Idea was, a turret fixed to the ground that has a power of ordinary Minigun. As you see, I love adding enormously huge muzzle flashes... If it was real, it would've been about the size of a man.

hmm... i think you've used the wrong background then... might be better to show it in situ. also you might want to think about the type of base you've given it... because it looks like a suction cup... ???? EDIT... or a bar stool base... If you want to keep the base I think you ought to show some bolts or something fixing it to the ground...

1. Background isn't wrong. It's inside a factory.
2. Base does not look like suction cup, it looks like a shiny, futuristic, metal base.
3. It is fixed to the ground, just not with large funny screw as you may imagine it.
4. No, It will stay as I wanted it to.

Please keep in mind, that my style is my style, don't judge my works by my style or my "story".
Maybe you would make it different, but this is the way I imagined it and the way I wanted it to be. Have pizza

Well a good effort but i doesnt look pretty much like a toy....

try adding a guitar stand...and change the textures and lighthing...it looks kinda flat..the reflection on the amp is pretty decent though..

Great guitar

Thanks!