Thank you Solo!Solo wrote:I like it!! nice DOF.
I was playing around with Thea's auto focus and found that it works very well, this model is a low polygon, and the displace map worked very well too!
Thank you Solo!Solo wrote:I like it!! nice DOF.
hi buddy,stu.dio wrote:thanks for the comments
1) rendered in thea - text etc InDesign
2) this is how it should look - chameleon added in PS (no time/skill to model that well)
3) how the standard splash would look
PS - Pistus great idea - a winning idea
I liked it - and took it on-board, you didn't notice?? I made the colours deeper - not sure about black - but that's just me. If we keep the colours it's a nice way to easily identify with each product. One thing though am not sure where you are getting the orange from - you mentioned it part of Thea's colour scheme - the colour scheme I'm getting is definitely red on my monitor - having said that - orange and black always marry very wellRombout wrote:hi buddy,
what where your findings of my little update on your idea
Well if im c orrect it started out more orange like and turned later on to the red tint. To bad you cant really compete with the image cause it has to muc ps work done to itstu.dio wrote:I liked it - and took it on-board, you didn't notice?? I made the colours deeper - not sure about black - but that's just me. If we keep the colours it's a nice way to easily identify with each product. One thing though am not sure where you are getting the orange from - you mentioned it part of Thea's colour scheme - the colour scheme I'm getting is definitely red on my monitor - having said that - orange and black always marry very wellRombout wrote:hi buddy,
what where your findings of my little update on your idea
It's just a screenshot of the current logo.stu.dio wrote:PS and you definitely need a space between Thea and Render otherwise it kinda reads The Arender