Second Attempt At Rendering

[Code220]

Here's A Second Rendering of my character. This is only my second attempt at this so let me know what you think!

 

[Fox]

I'm sure you did that with Cinema 4d? Its nice. If you did it with cinema 4d, I would suggest adding some shine rather than keeping it opaque. Also, the legs are like inside the floor? c:
It is nice. I'm sure as time passes you will become a pro in no time c:

 

[Code220]

I'm sure you did that with Cinema 4d? Its nice. If you did it with cinema 4d, I would suggest adding some shine rather than keeping it opaque. Also, the legs are like inside the floor? c:
It is nice. I'm sure as time passes you will become a pro in no time c:

Thanks!

I used Blender... I never heard of Cinema 4D but I might have to check it out... At first the floor started out as water but when I uploaded it I noticed how much it looked like a floor not water.

 

[MiCr2]

Cinema 4D is a program you have to buy, so stick with Blender unless you want to spend lots of money. I recommend you learn first on Blender then move onto other professional programs.

The render you did isn't that bad. The only things that need to be improved is the legs in the floor, add some elbows and knees, try curves and not straight and if you want really get fancy, make the face come more alive like, well... can't really explain it, here's an old render I did months ago:

See how the eyes go in a bit and also the or like the extra eyebrows. Just little things that make the character come more alive. One last thing, lightning. Not an easy thing, takes a while to master, but is very important. If you want, you could even edit the lightning in programs such as Gimp or Photoshop. but for now, try adjusting the type of light source you want to use and how strong it should be.

If you want to know more, just ask, I'd be happy to help

 

[Ali]

Pretty!

 

[Code220]

Cinema 4D is a program you have to buy, so stick with Blender unless you want to spend lots of money. I recommend you learn first on Blender then move onto other professional programs.

The render you did isn't that bad. The only things that need to be improved is the legs in the floor, add some elbows and knees, try curves and not straight and if you want really get fancy, make the face come more alive like, well... can't really explain it, here's an old render I did months ago:

See how the eyes go in a bit and also the or like the extra eyebrows. Just little things that make the character come more alive. One last thing, lightning. Not an easy thing, takes a while to master, but is very important. If you want, you could even edit the lightning in programs such as Gimp or Photoshop. but for now, try adjusting the type of light source you want to use and how strong it should be.

If you want to know more, just ask, I'd be happy to help

Is that done in blender? Do you know of any tutorials to do the expressions like that or did you do it yourself? It probably isn't easy to type out how you did it so I won't ask for that.

 

[MiCr2]

Is that done in blender? Do you know of any tutorials to do the expressions like that or did you do it yourself? It probably isn't easy to type out how you did it so I won't ask for that.

Yes I used Blender and still do for some map renders mostly use Chunky now, but that's for maps. Anyway, I can't find the same tutorial, but this guy makes a ton of blender tutorials for MC Rigs: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3hC87YhjJpHH9fOKZ62ksmWhxyXkXqkD

 

[Code220]

Yes I used Blender and still do for some map renders mostly use Chunky now, but that's for maps. Anyway, I can't find the same tutorial, but this guy makes a ton of blender tutorials for MC Rigs: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3hC87YhjJpHH9fOKZ62ksmWhxyXkXqkD

Thanks for the help!