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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | My company's current project... Just thought I'd throw out some work from my company's current project. I'm the onyl one working on things from a design standpoint. The HDRI render is only so-so (it was my first HDRI). I'm in the process of rendering another with a better chrome refelction map (it appears as white in the HDRI, though is clearly chrome in the solid models). I don't do attachments (my files are too big and easier to manage on my image host), but I will include one for the forum entrance graphic. Here we see the side view showing motor and passenger perspective, with an arbitrary 24" wheel/tire combo... modeled and rendered (basic) in Autocad ![]() Lovely... Now we move on to see a bit of perspective as to how this all plays together... (Autocad) ![]() Alright, well, it's obvious there are some pieces there that aren't seen in the side view... it's the driveshaft and the differentials. Here is the fancy differential (Inventor... not rendered, just a screen grab) ![]() So, we have the basic driveline done... time to move onto suspension. Here we see the a-arms being used. The one in copper is done so to show the three tabs that sit near the end. This is where the "dual pull-rods" connect (i made a fancy suspension I'll explain if anyone wants to know... it's a take off from le mans and F1 suspensions). (again, Inventor, screen grab) ![]() Here, the new perspective with the suspension pieces together... (Autocad) ![]() Solid model of single end suspension/driveline (Inventor) ![]() Added arbitrary driveshaft to show balance (Inventor) ![]() So I then decided to play with HDRI in my renderer (Alias ImageStudio and Autodesk Showcase)... again, the render isn't the best, but it works ![]() General Idea
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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | Here's showing the 3d progression a bit more, as well as sketch renderings with my friend Teemunkle. 3d Concept Progression ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() (that last one has true perspective with vanishing points) Sketch Concept Progression ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Combined Concept Efforts ![]() ![]() This stuff is still very much a work in progess, but I thought you all might like to see two contrasting art styles coming together.
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Rep Power: 10 ![]() | I like your Concept car, interesting idea. Very well
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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | Sketches and crappy screen caps don't give away much info at all.
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