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princedragoncok
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Hey, I've just completed my masters degree in architecture from the Bartlett, London. I specialised in architectural animation during my final year. Here are some renders and animations made with the octane for max plugin. Comments or questions welcome :)

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[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/72116620[/vimeo]

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sdwhitton
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these all look pretty cool

out of interest, where did the 3d people come from? they don't look rubbish...
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princedragoncok
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sdwhitton wrote:these all look pretty cool

out of interest, where did the 3d people come from? they don't look rubbish...
Thanks, the people are a mixture of www.axyz-design.com and www.lowpolygon3d.com models. I find they look best using scale model type settings just slightly out of focus. They're not too bad close up too though. Many of them are pre-rigged too which is pretty cool.
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awesome !!!!!!!
super cool style! 5start
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This is so cool! Concept, colors, execution. Pleasure to look at.
To bad the video doesn't load here. So I just see shots.
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princedragoncok
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Thanks for the comments. much appreciated. Here's a link to the showreel if its not loading here
https://vimeo.com/72116620
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why so noisy?
почему так шумно? портит кадры сильно
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princedragoncok
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Elvissuperstar007 wrote:why so noisy?
почему так шумно? портит кадры сильно
Yeah I had very tight deadlines for some of the animations and on top of that I was running just one gtx570. Eventually I upgraded to a 3gb 580 but it still wasn't really enough. For animating I'd say a few titans are necessary
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Seekerfinder
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Great.
What software did you use for match moving?

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princedragoncok
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Seekerfinder wrote:Great.
What software did you use for match moving?

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Thanks, I used Boujou and After Effects. Here's a great tutorial I use to remind me how to do it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJPjlL5aSgQ
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