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32nd Daz3D Bryce Render challenge ### In The Dark Of The Night ###

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  • Electro-ElvisElectro-Elvis Posts: 855
    Thanks a lot for the friendly comments. @Dave: Brilliant. @Dan: Just great.
  • HenryhorHenryhor Posts: 258

    @ Electro-Elvis: despite fog and modern style a pub looks always welcoming. Very well done.

    @ Dave Savage: excellent "classic".

    @ Dan Whiteside: strangely attractive. Must be that warm lighting

  • SlepalexSlepalex Posts: 911
    Dave Savage said:

    Well I'd best get this one in before the competition closes. As it's Halloween, I just had to do something sort of along those lines.

    A fair bit of simple modelling in this. Also Victoria 4.6 with the Tiffany character (from Thorneworks) and West Park Hair.

    Also featuring in the scene: The four framed pictures on the wall are renders I did three or four years ago and have revisited recently to have prints done for sale in a local gallery cafe, the Bryce controls (that I made for my Bryce in a Box advert) that sit on the end of the bed wooden chest as ornaments, the bed is a freebie from 3DArchive and is textured with my photo based wood material available on ShareCG and the wallpaper is the 'Flock' design material I made at the start of the year.

    The scene is lit by one single radial light with Fall Off set to 'Squared' and tinted blue to give the impression of a TV screen just out of view.

    Rendered with TA and Soft Shadows at 36rpp. Render time 1.56

    Title: The Monster Under The Bed

     

    Dave Savage, I really liked the plot, lighting and composition. Bravo!

  • SlepalexSlepalex Posts: 911
    Dan Whiteside said:

     

    Happy Halloween!

    Great challenge and awesome entries.

    Here’s my first entry:

    “The house on Hallow’s Eve Lane”

    House/pupmpkin by 1971s.

    Characters and outfits from DAZ3D.

    Illuminated by the Bryce moon, 6 radial lights and 2 spehrtical dome lights.

    About 2 1/2 hours to render at 16 RPP, True Ambience enabled.

    Thanks for looking!

    Dan Whiteside, as always - great lighting and materials!

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    Dave Savage said:

    Well I'd best get this one in before the competition closes. As it's Halloween, I just had to do something sort of along those lines.

    Challenge ends Nov 30th 2018:- Midnight DAZ 3D time. 

  • drachenlordsdrachenlords Posts: 821

    @ Hansmar: Dark, but well done. I love Sci Fi
    @ Electro-Elvis: Good fog scene. Prominent use of Dans Fog.
    @ Dave Savage: Scary but also funny. Very well done and well lit.
    @ Dan Whiteside: Very nice Halloween scene. Good work.

  • Dave SavageDave Savage Posts: 2,433
    Chohole said:
    Dave Savage said:

    Well I'd best get this one in before the competition closes. As it's Halloween, I just had to do something sort of along those lines.

    Challenge ends Nov 30th 2018:- Midnight DAZ 3D time. 

    Makes note: Read the rules Dave! laugh

    Gives me time to do another then... woohoo!!!

     

    Thanks for the comments, Elvis, Henry, Alex and Drach

    Hansmar: Adding some specular to the spaceman might make him stand out more, some bright highlights on him would give more depth, otherwise, great set up.

    Elvis: Great, love the fog effect and the headlights.

    Dan: Great scene.

  • mermaid010mermaid010 Posts: 5,161

    Electro-Elvis - excellent render, especially the lights from the car.

    Dave - wow now that's scary, awesome entry

    Dan Whiteside- outstanding entry

     

  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,273

    Dave - great scene, quite scary. Good idea with the "TV light".

    Dan - very well done night scene.

  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,038
    edited November 2018
    Chohole said:
    Dave Savage said:

    Well I'd best get this one in before the competition closes. As it's Halloween, I just had to do something sort of along those lines.

    Challenge ends Nov 30th 2018:- Midnight DAZ 3D time. 

    _Yeah, and was supposseing it was about to End also    _``~...   

    =.=

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  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,038
    edited November 2018

    And Entry No. 1

    Title:   the Big Leopard

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  • HansmarHansmar Posts: 2,797

    Henryhor: thanks; reverse birth, wonderful idea! And indeed, the stars could be better. I may reconsider this.

    Adbc, Mermaid, Horo, Jay, Drachenlords: thanks.

    Dave: Thank you. I also consider giving more light to the space man. I’ll give it a try. And ouch, your ‘Monster under the bed’ is rather similar to something I had in mind. I might still do it, but won’t be able to create such a beautiful scary girl, I fear.

    Elvis: Wonderful foggy scene.

    Dan: very nice scary house. It’s a treat!

    Ed3D: Now that’s a scary encounter! But it looks like his forepaws are not on the ground?

  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,038
    edited November 2018

    And Entry No. 2

    Title:   undecided

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  • HenryhorHenryhor Posts: 258

    @ ed3D: much more frightening than the pink panther. N° 2 nicely improved with these flowers.

    Not sure this can be an entry since the title only "works" (?) in english:

    A DARK KNIGHT IN THE ATTIC

    Credits: Predatron, DM, Flink... The hatchling dragon is supposed to be a rubber toy.

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  • mermaid010mermaid010 Posts: 5,161

    Ed3D - both your entries are well done and a bit on the scary side.

    Henryhor - very nice render, awesome webs how did you do that.

  • drachenlordsdrachenlords Posts: 821

    @ Ed3D - both your entries are well done. I like the plants in the cemetery, that has something.

    @ Henryhor: A great picture. Very cute scene, good light and a rich in details, lovingly made environment. Fantastic.

  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,273

    ed3D - very nice and big leopard. I agree with Hansmar  about the forepaws not being on the ground - though it may be an illusion because there are no shadows.
    Undecided is also a very nice entry.

    Henryhor - very beautifully done scene.

  • mtnmenmtnmen Posts: 444

    @davesavage... The Midnight Hour really great POV and lighting...The Moster Under the Bed is really great...She is really scared... and for good reason
    @adbc...Scary Night... very nice image... creepy reaper  silhouette
    @slepalex... Night Flight...  Great planet surface,  Moonlit  night on the river is gorgeous... Fabulous clouds
    @hansmar... Alone in the Dark Night... nice image and ...Oh, so lonely
    @electro-elvis... Foggy Night is really wonderful and the fog is fabulous
    @danwhiteside...The House on Hallow's Eve Lane... really spooky especially that ghostly figure in the window
    @ed3d... The Big Leopard would be a scary encounter for sure, Undecided... Fun Halloweeen image
    @henryhor... A Dark Night in the Attic really fun moody image... nice

    Well, here is my first entry...
    The Stuff of Nightmares
    character is Ben from Poser as is the blanket from the clothroom,Creepy trees Lisa's Botanicals, M4 Vlad, Daz's Skeleton, ivy generator for the vines, Noggins Rat.

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  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,273

    mtnmen - very spooky scene.

  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,038
    edited November 2018
    Hansmar said:

    Ed3D: Now that’s a scary encounter! But it looks like his forepaws are not on the ground?

    _Yeah,  It Does Look Ungrounded     _Perhaps, an shadows could fix it _

    Henryhor:Adbc, Mermaid, Horo, Jay, Drachenlords: mtnmen.Dave: Elvis: Dan: Hansmar: Thanks

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  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,038
    edited November 2018
    Henryhor said:

    @ ed3D: much more frightening than the pink panther. N° 2 nicely improved with these flowers.

    Not sure this can be an entry since the title only "works" (?) in english:

    A DARK KNIGHT IN THE ATTIC

    _It's An Good Title  +_

    Thanks and the pink panther is Cool also_   ;)   cool

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  • HansmarHansmar Posts: 2,797

    ed3D: Undecided is an interesting mixture of realism and almost toonlike work (e.g. the star); nice.

    Henryhor: Dark knight: I like the pun in the title, but the render does not need it. It is fantastic!

    mtnmen: Another one that resembles part of my ideas. Very Haloweener! (you guess, my idea involves a kid in a bed)

  • StuartBStuartB Posts: 596
    edited November 2018

    Some nice ideas coming in for this challenge, as usual.

    My second one.

    No idea.....it just appeared in the night.....over.

     

     

     

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  • HenryhorHenryhor Posts: 258

    @ mtnmen: wonder what lullaby they will sing? Poor boy.

    @ StuartB: Bermuda Triangle routine smiley. Otherwordly lighting.

    Thanks to all for the kind comments.

    @ mermaid010: the cobwebs are from Flink. I imported the rocking chair and one of the webs objs (just a one poly rectangle) into Hexagon. There it's possible to adjust the web to the rocking chair (divide and smooth) without loosing the map. Made several overlapping layers with different textures. To add even more variety I added the web textures in the ambient channel with different values.

    Also tested the dynamic web or magnets in Poser but wasn't convinced with the result.

     

     

  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,273

    StuartB - what a cool idea! Very nicely done, too.

  • adbcadbc Posts: 3,115

    Electro-Elvis : superb image.

    Dave Savage : beautiful especially the light effects and the expression on the girl's face.

    Dan Whiteside : scary, original, special atmosphere.

    ed3D : great image, I agree with Hansmar about the paws of the leopard. Your second entry is just awesome.

    Henryhor : wow, just wow.

    mtnmen : thank you. That is a nightmare I prefer not to have. Well done.

    StuartB : very original idea, great colours.

  • HansmarHansmar Posts: 2,797

    StaurtB: A Bryce-alien with fantastic colours.

  • HansmarHansmar Posts: 2,797
    edited November 2018

    I listened to the comments on my submission with respect to the darkness and the stars. I therefore recreated my scene, with more light on the astronaut and with the custom stars instead of the random stars. This setting does not show comets, but I think that is not a real problem.

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  • HenryhorHenryhor Posts: 258

    @ Hansmar: the lighting is better. Wonder if he's (she?) screaming.

    @ adbc: thanks

  • StuartBStuartB Posts: 596

    Thanks very much, you're all very kind.

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