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The 2013 Stonemason Catalogue Contest

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  • MotoTsumeMotoTsume Posts: 520
    edited February 2013

    Oh and you can't get stonemasons freebies from his site - the links are there but nothing happens when you click on them :(

    Post edited by MotoTsume on
  • MotoTsumeMotoTsume Posts: 520
    edited December 1969

    NWM, seems his site isn't Firefox/Waterfox friendly - links work in Chrome :)

  • zawarkalzawarkal Posts: 1,018
    edited December 1969

    Not an entry. Made for the RRRR.

    |:| Premonition |:|
    Don't go near the water!

    Uses Stonemason's Creatures of the Deep
    Created in DS4.5Pro with postwork in PSP XI

    premonitionSM.jpg
    1500 x 1500 - 237K
  • MelanieLMelanieL Posts: 7,482
    edited December 1969

    Entry#1
    Title: Caught Unawares
    Software: DAZ Studio 4.5, Photoshop Elements 9
    Stonemason Products Used: Return to The Enchanted Forest

    MelanieL-01-Unaware.jpg
    896 x 1024 - 400K
  • ArchWorksArchWorks Posts: 43
    edited December 1969

    wow almost missed this one... better start working on my entry

  • MADMANMIKEMADMANMIKE Posts: 407
    edited December 1969

    MotoTsume said:
    Oh and you can't get stonemasons freebies from his site - the links are there but nothing happens when you click on them :(

    I have no problem with them... I'm using a Firefox on a MacBook..

  • BWSmanBWSman Posts: 0
    edited February 2013

    Same here. FireFox 18.0.2 on Win XP

    Post edited by BWSman on
  • WilkyPWilkyP Posts: 3
    edited December 1969

    Entry Title: "Target Located — Main and Crescent" (1500 x 844 px)

    Software Used: DAZ Studio 4.5, Photoshop CS 5.5

    Stonemason Product Used: Urban Sprawl 2


    So this is what it looks like from inside these goggles. Hmmm...

    MnNCrscnt_v2_1500x844.jpg
    1500 x 844 - 1M
  • fayriefayrie Posts: 55
    edited December 1969

    NOT AN ENTRY just a render i did a couple weeks ago using the enchanted forest and one of the tree props from the enchanted forest 2

    wings.png
    1500 x 1100 - 2M
  • kmw_5213kmw_5213 Posts: 74
    edited March 2013

    Title: Earthpedition

    Software Used: Poser, Vue, Photoshop

    Stonemason Products Used: Sector 15; City Ruins Bundle; City Ruins Building 04

    sector-15.jpg
    1200 x 870 - 844K
    Post edited by kmw_5213 on
  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,959
    edited February 2013

    The Garden of Eden

    Made with:
    Enchanted Forest
    City Ruins

    junglecity.jpg
    1050 x 886 - 398K
    Post edited by RawArt on
  • Dave SavageDave Savage Posts: 2,433
    edited December 1969

    Szark said:
    Okey dokey...look forward to it.

    Not sure the render is worth looking forward to.... But I couldn't wait to get something rendered so here we go.

    I chose the Village Courtyard and I'm more than happy with it... except for my addiction to Bryce means that once I've imported it, I have to manually re-apply every single bump map (and transparency map for the leaves which I actually haven't done yet)... This was no easy task as the model is much more complex than even the promo pics show and there are many many components to individually select and then clicking in to the mat lab and set a figure in the bump map channel... but hey, worth the effort as the model looks great even in the quick render I've done here.

    Thanks again Stonemason, it's really appreciated... I hate to think how much of my life I'd gladly dedicate to performing this task over and over if were lucky enough to win 1st, 2nd, or 3rd prize and have a fist full of your models to convert all at once.

    So just to make it clear;
    This is not an entry.
    Title: Here be Dragons
    Stonemason Product used: Village Courtyard
    Software used: As usual Bryce

    Render time: A shade less than 2 hours.

    Dragon.jpg
    675 x 975 - 415K
  • DimeolasDimeolas Posts: 192
    edited December 1969

    'All In A Day`s Work'
    using Stonemason`s Fortress
    rendered in Poser7

    1bc.jpg
    945 x 823 - 396K
  • JamahoneyJamahoney Posts: 1,791
    edited December 1969

    Zawarkal...very imaginative, if anything ;)

    Jay

  • SedorSedor Posts: 1,764
    edited February 2013

    Non Entry!

    I've already submitted two images, so this two are just for fun:

    Titles: Steps & Stranger

    2013-02-20_Stranger_web.jpg
    1500 x 844 - 666K
    2013-02-18_Steps_web.jpg
    1500 x 844 - 503K
    Post edited by Sedor on
  • zawarkalzawarkal Posts: 1,018
    edited December 1969

    Jamahoney said:
    Zawarkal...very imaginative, if anything ;)

    Jay

    Thank you for your comment. If there's one thing about the RRRR it's the need to be imaginative!

  • fayriefayrie Posts: 55
    edited December 1969

    RawArt said:
    The Garden of Eden

    Made with:
    Enchanted Forest
    City Ruins

    this is wonderful!!! i have thought of playing with a scene along these lines i just have yet. very nice :)

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,959
    edited February 2013

    fayrie said:
    RawArt said:
    The Garden of Eden

    Made with:
    Enchanted Forest
    City Ruins

    this is wonderful!!! i have thought of playing with a scene along these lines i just have yet. very nice :)

    Thank You :)

    Post edited by RawArt on
  • kmw_5213kmw_5213 Posts: 74
    edited December 1969

    RawArt said:
    fayrie said:
    RawArt said:
    The Garden of Eden

    Made with:
    Enchanted Forest
    City Ruins

    this is wonderful!!! i have thought of playing with a scene along these lines i just have yet. very nice :)

    Thank You :)


    I was actually bursting with pride over my latest entry then saw what followed immediately (yours!) and was promptly deflated.

    The best image is always the one you wish you'd thought of first! :)

    kmw

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,959
    edited December 1969

    kmw_ said:


    I was actually bursting with pride over my latest entry then saw what followed immediately (yours!) and was promptly deflated.

    The best image is always the one you wish you'd thought of first! :)

    kmw


    You should be proud. You have alot of characters in your shot...which is something i rarely have the patience to attempt.
    There are alot of interesting stories going on in your shot.

  • Dumor3DDumor3D Posts: 1,316
    edited December 1969

    "Collateral Damage"

    Stonemason Product: Urban Ruins

    Softwares:
    Daz Studio
    Reality / Luxrender
    Photoshop CS6
    Hexagon (tears)

    stonemasoncontest01.jpg
    1280 x 1280 - 393K
  • MicioDueMicioDue Posts: 0
    edited March 2013

    Hello All,
    here's my humble entry:

    "Metropolis Colossus"

    Software: Carrara 8.1, no postwork
    Products:
    - Atmospheric Clouds HDRI Pack Two by DimensionTheory
    - Michael 4 + Silver Textures (no genitalia, no nudity! ;) )
    - Greeble City Blocks 1 & 2 by Stonemason
    - Skyrider by Stonemason

    *** NOTE: added JPG versione of the attached entry for contest rules compliance ***

    Metropolis_Colossus.jpg
    1000 x 1000 - 547K
    Metropolis_Colossus.png
    1000 x 1000 - 701K
    Post edited by MicioDue on
  • Geminii23Geminii23 Posts: 1,328
    edited December 1969

    Isikol said:
    not an officila entry yet but it would be asshame not to post this...

    Title: THE BARBARIAN
    used set: THE ENCHANTED FOREST by Stonemason

    This is amazing! The lighting and colors are brilliant. If this is a non-entry...I am scared to see your official one! ;)

    With so many stunning 'non-entries' (not to mention the quality of official entries)...it makes me want to remove my official submissions and start over.

  • redhorseredhorse Posts: 83
    edited December 1969

    Second Entry

    Title:
    In The Air Tonight

    Software:
    Carrara 8.1
    Photoshop CS5

    Stonemason Products Used:
    Urban Future 4: Street Level
    Urban Sprawl 2 (small props)
    The Backstreets (small props)

    InTheAirTonight(1500).jpg
    1500 x 938 - 1M
  • Dumor3DDumor3D Posts: 1,316
    edited December 1969

    redhorse said:
    Second Entry

    Title:
    In The Air Tonight

    Software:
    Carrara 8.1
    Photoshop CS5

    Stonemason Products Used:
    Urban Future 4: Street Level
    Urban Sprawl 2 (small props)
    The Backstreets (small props)


    WOW!!! I'm not sure you have enough stuff in that scene. %-P For curiosity's sake. How long does it take to render something like that? And how long does it take to build something like that? WOW!
  • redhorseredhorse Posts: 83
    edited December 1969

    dumorian said:

    WOW!!! I'm not sure you have enough stuff in that scene. %-P For curiosity's sake. How long does it take to render something like that? And how long does it take to build something like that? WOW!

    Thanks!

    The render itself took just over 11 hours. Postwork about another hour. Setting up the scene took me about 20 hours, but that doesn't include the few dozen pose and character presets I had created from previous projects. Add those in and it probably took me around 30 to 40 hours in total.

  • Dumor3DDumor3D Posts: 1,316
    edited December 1969

    redhorse said:
    dumorian said:

    WOW!!! I'm not sure you have enough stuff in that scene. %-P For curiosity's sake. How long does it take to render something like that? And how long does it take to build something like that? WOW!

    Thanks!

    The render itself took just over 11 hours. Postwork about another hour. Setting up the scene took me about 20 hours, but that doesn't include the few dozen pose and character presets I had created from previous projects. Add those in and it probably took me around 30 to 40 hours in total.

    Nice! I figured as much. I have Carrera, but haven't delved into it much yet. I'm still figuring out DS and think I should have it down a bit better before heading off into yet another software. Now I'm looking forward to it!

  • redhorseredhorse Posts: 83
    edited December 1969

    dumorian said:

    Nice! I figured as much. I have Carrera, but haven't delved into it much yet. I'm still figuring out DS and think I should have it down a bit better before heading off into yet another software. Now I'm looking forward to it!

    Don't hesitate to jump into Carrara. Personally, I think it is much easier to use than DAZ Studio. From my perspective, it is easier to achieve the effects I'm envisioning in my mind and easier to physically arrange a scene and gives me a lot more creative freedom. The main benefit is that it is NOT figure centric, but is instead scene centric, though you can still do anything to a figure in Carrara that you could do in DAZ Studio. Plus, if you need to tweak something, the modeling tools are right there (though they require a bit more effort to learn). Though I have both Poser and DAZ Studio, I haven't touched either of them in a few of years.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,249
    edited December 1969

    MicioDue said:
    Hello All,
    here's my humble entry:

    "Metropolis Colossus"

    Software: Carrara 8.1, no postwork
    Products:
    - Atmospheric Clouds HDRI Pack Two by DimensionTheory
    - Michael 4 + Silver Textures (no genitalia, no nudity! ;) )
    - Greeble City Blocks 1 & 2 by Stonemason
    - Skyrider by Stonemason


    ...this is really nice.
  • BnomSandyBnomSandy Posts: 7
    edited February 2013

    1st Entry--

    Title: Horizon Ablaze

    Stonemason: The Core, Regenerator, Cambot

    Software: DS4.5, Photoshop CS2, Hexagon 2.5

    Horizon_Ablaze15kJPG.jpg
    1500 x 563 - 685K
    Post edited by BnomSandy on
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